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NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
CUMULATIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR F. Y. 1%1 - 1966, INCL.
Research Documentation Section
Statistics and Analysis Branch
Division of Research Grants
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, Md.
INTRODUCTION
This bibliography, listed numerically by grant number, is
the NCI portion of a six-year cumulative Ijibliography of PHS
grantee publications. It was compiled from data cards which
were used to prepare the bibliographic lists contained in the
six annual issues of the Research Grants Index (1961-1966).
Two changes in the format of the RGI during 1961-1966 account
for the margin variations in this publication.
The bibliographic list includes names of principal
investigators of all NCI research grants which appeared in the
f.y. 1961-1965 RGI editions, even though some of the grants had
no publications; but the names of investigators who were awarded
new grants in f.y. 1966 but had no publications are not included.
In instances where the principal investigator changed during the
project period, only the name of the most recent investigator is
shown.
Two alphabetical listings of grantees are appended to the
bibliography: (1) an NCI grantee list; and (2) a list of
grantees for all Institutes/Divisions for the same period.
Extra copies of this bibliography, as well as the separate
listings for other PHS Institutes/Divisions, are available in
limited number from the Research Documentation Section, SAB/DRG.
GLOSSARY
Abbreviations for Institutes/Divisions and Study Sections/Committees
In use during the period f.y. 1961-1966.
Institute/Division Abbreviation
National Institutes of Health
Allergy and Infectious Diseases E, AI, AIP —
Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases A, AM, AMP
Cancer C, CA, CAP, CY, CYP
Child Health and Human Development HD
Dental D, DE, DEP
General Medical Sciences G, GM, GMP
" " " - Translation (1961 only) . . . . T
Heart H, HE, HEP
Mental Health M, 3M, MH, MHP, MY, MYP
Neurological Diseases and Blindness B, NB, NBP
Office of International Research RF, TW
. Research Facilities and Resources FR
Clinical Research Centers (1962 only) OG
General Research Support (1962 only) GS
Community Health, Bureau of State Services — '
Accident Prevention AC
Chronic Diseases CD
Communicable Disease Center CC
Community Health Services CH
Dental Health DH
Hospital and Medical Facilities HM
Hospital Research Facilities (NIH support, 1961-1962). W
Nursing NU
Nursing (NIH support, 1961-1962) GN
2/
Environmental Health, Bureau of State Services —
Air Pollution . . AP
Air Pollution (NIH support, 1961) S
Environmental Engineering and Food Protection EF
Environmental Health Sciences ES
Occupational Health OH
Office of Solid Wastes SW
Radiological Health RH
Zl Water Supply and Pollution Control WP
Water Pollution (NIH support, 1961) K
1/ The letter "P" after an Institute/Division abbreviation indicates a
program grant (except AP and WP) .
2/ Prior to the recent reorganization of the Public Health Service.
3/ On Dec. 31, 1965 the Division of Water Supply & Pollution Control was
made a separate Aaministration of DHEW, and on May 10, 1966, by virtue of
the 1966 reor '.an.'.zation Plan No. 2, the Wat> - Pollution Control Administra-
tion was transferred to the Dept. of the Interior, '''".y. 1966 awards
administered -nr'ar '"■is activity are includ:;d in •:hiG publication even
though these programs were not under the PHo for the entire fiscal year.
ill
Study Section/Committee Abbreviation
Accident Prevention Research Ace Prev, APR.
Allergy and Innnunology A&I, AI
Allergy and Immunology Program-Project Committee .... AIP
Allergy and Immunology Training Committee AITC
Allergy and Infectious Diseases Training Committee . . . AID
Applied Physiology AFY
Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Program- Project
Committee ...••• AMP
Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Research Career
Award Program- Project Committee AMK
Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Training Committee . . AMTC, ARTH
Bacteriology and Mycology B&M, BM
Behavioral Sciences .. BS
Behavioral Sciences Fellowship Panel BEH
Biochemistry BIO
Biological Training Committee BTC
Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry BBC
Cancer Chemotherapy CY
Cancer Program-Project Committee CAP
Cancer Training Committee CTC
Cardiovascular ; Cardio, CV
Cell Biology CB
Chemotherapy CY
Child Health and Human Development Program- Project
Committee HDP
Clinical Research Centers .... CLR, CRC
Clinical Research Center Program- Project Committee,
General ." CMC
Communicative Disorder Research Training Committee . . . CDR
Communicative Sciences , CMS
Computers in Research C(M
Construction Review Committee CRC
Dental DEN
Dental Program- Project Committee DEP
Dentail Training Committee DTC, DTL
Dermatology Review Committee DER
Endocrinology Endo, END
Environmental Sciences and Engineering ESE
Environmental Sciences Review Committee ERT
Epidemiology and Disease Control DC
Experimental Psychology EXP Psy, EP
General Medical Research Program-Project Committee . . . (MP
General Medicine GM
General Research Support GRS
Genetics GEN
Health Science Engineering and Biotechnology, Advisory
Committee on SPR
Health Services Research HSR
Heart Program-Project Committee HEP
Heart Training Commitct-e HTC
Hematology Hema, HEM
iv
Study Section/Committee Abbreviation
History of Life Sciences (formerly History of Medicine) . HistMed, HM
Hospital and Medical Facilities HMF
Hiiinan Ecology HUM Ec, HUE
Human Embryology and Development HED
International Centers, Committee on CIC
International Fellowships Review Committee IFRC
International Fellowships Review Panel IFRP
Medical Libraries Facilities 6e Resources, Committee on . LFR
Medicinal Chemistry MC
Mental Health MH
Mental Health Project Grants Review Committee MHPG, MHP, MPG, MPGA
Mental Health Research Career Award Training Committee . MHK
Mental Health Selection Committee MHSC
Mental Health Small Grants MSM
Mental Health Special Committee MHSC
Mental Health Training Committee MTC
Metabolism MET
Microbiology Training Committee MIC
Neurological Sciences Research Training Committee .... NSR
Neurology Neuro, NEU
Neurology and Blindness Program- Project Committee .... NBP
Neurology Field Investigations NFI
Nursing Research NR
Nutrition Nutr, NTN
Pathology PATH
Perinatal Review Committee PNL
Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics PET
Pharmacology and Toxicology Review Committee PTR
Physiological Chemistry Phys Ch, PC
Physiology Physio, PHY
Primate Cells, Advisory Committee on PME
Primate Research Prim Res, PR
Primate Research Centers, Advisory Committee on PME
Psychopharmacology PMY
Radiation RAD
Research Career Award Training Committee ... RCA
Scientific Publications ..... CSP
Sensory Diseases SD
Special Program- Project Committee SPP
Special Resource Centers SPR
Surgery SURG
Toxicology TOX
Translation Review Committee TRC
Tropical Medicine and Parasitology TMP
Virology and Rickettsiology V&R, VR
Visual Sciences VIS
Miscellaneous
Ad Hoc Review AHR
No Study Section NSS
Special Review (Institute Review) SRC
Special Study Se-tion SSS
B
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NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
CUMULATIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY f.v. 1961-1966
PHS REVIEW INVESTIGATOR, ADORESSrPROJECTTttLr,
GRANT NO. GROUP AND PUBLICATIONS
CA-00281 GEN SAWIN, PAUL B., Roscoe B. JaclTs'on Mem.
Lab., Bar Harbor, Me. Genetic
shiriies nf the rabbit
Am J Anat 111:239, 62. Morphoflenetlc studies
of the rabbit. XXIX. Accessory ossification
centers at the occlnito-vertehral articulation nf
the dachfi (chondroclv<,troDhv) rabbit.
Am J Anat 110:259, May 62. Morphogenetic
studies of the rabbit. XXXI. Weights and
linear mpa';iirpmpnl<; of hnne*;.
Am J Anat 113:9, 63. Morpfiogenetlc studies
of the rabbit. XXXII. Qualitative skeletal vari-
ations induced by the ac aene. (Achondroolasja)
Am J Physiol 204:271, 63. Maternal behavror
in the rabbit: Endocrine factors involved In
hair loosenino.
Am Zool 2:523, 62. The effects of ethylene
glycol and glycerine In the freezing of rabbit
soermatozoa.
AnatRec 141:267, Dec 61. Worphogenetic
studies of the rabbit. XXX. Measurements of
the dloestive tube.
Anat Rec 146:85, Jun 63. Morphogenetic studies
of the rabbit. XXXV. Comparison of measure-
mpnt<5 in nnrmat and dwarf rahhlt<: nf rar.p X^
Arch Neurol 6:123, 62. Hlstopathologlcal alter-
ations In hereditary ataxia of rabbits.
Genetics 47:519, 62. Recessive buphtalmos
In the rabbit.
J Hered 53:174, 62. Developmental anomalies fri
Inbred rabbits.
J Nerv Went DIs 136:130, Feb 63. Hereditary
ataxis of rabbits: Identification of glycogen
In hInd-braIn lesions.
J Nerv Ment DIs 136:302, Mar' 63. Corticotropin
in hprpditaru a^avla nf rahhlt
Nature 197:161, 63. Maternal behaviour In
the rabbit: Effects of environmental variation^
Proc 16th Int Congr Zool, Washington, D. C,
Aug 63. The effect of gonadotrophic hormones
on the Immature rabbit ovarv.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 108:663, 61. Fer-
mitv fmm frnzpn rahhit semen.
Stain Teehnol 37:124, 62. MoSffled benzyl arco-
hol clearing of alizarin stained specimens with-
out loss of flexibility.
Roots of Behavior . Harper Bros, Ch. 13, 62, An
analysis of maternal behavior In the rabbit and
Its endocrine basis.
Am J Anat 113, (No 2):235, Sep hi. MorpFo-
genetlc studies of the rabbit. XXXIV . Weights
and linear measurements of_the bones of small
race X rabbits comnared with l amp rarp III ._
Am J Anat 113:365, 63. Morphogenetic studies
of the rabbit. XXXIII. Cartilages and muscles
of the external ear as affected by the dachs
aene (Da).
Anat Rec 146:85, 63. Morphogenetic studies oF
the rabbit. XXXV. Comparison of the weights
and linear measurements In normal and heterozy-
gous dwarf rabbits of race X. _
Anim Behav 11:283, 63. Maternal behaviour In'
the rabbit under semi-natural conditions.
Clin Orthop 33:71, 64. Genetics of skeleul
deformities In the domestic rabbit (Oryctolagus
cuniculus).
Int J Neuropharmacol 2:255, 53^ Effects of pre-
vious experience and age on sound Induced sei-
zures in rabbits.
J Nerv Ment DIs 136:130, iSTHeredltary ataxia
of rabbits. Identification of glycogen In hind
brain lesions.
J Reprod Fertil 6:375, 63. Maternal behaviour
in the rabbit: The quantification of nest bulld-
ina. _ __
Proc 16th Int Congr Zool, Waifilngton, Bi:, Aug
63. Development of the external ear In the
dachs rabbit.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 113:8537 63. Preserva-
tion of rabbit spermatozoa: Ethylene glycol
vs ulvcerol for frozen semen.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 115:751, 64. A methoT
for obtaining rabbit bone marrow for chromosome
studies.
Maternal Behavior In Mammals , "John Wiley &
Sons, New York, Ch. 3, 63. Maternal be-
havior In rabbits. _ _
Anat Rec 150, (No 4) :44l, Dec '64. Development
of the external ear in the d achs rabbit.^
J Nerv Ment Dis 139, tfro~2^:R0, Aug 64.
Hereditary ataxia in the rabbit: Amino acid
analyses of blood and brain.
PHS REVIEW INVESTIGATOR, ADDRESS, PROJECT TITLt,
GRANT NO. GROUP AND PUBLICATIONS
CA-00288 GM HOLLANDER, FRANKLIN, Mt.lTnai Hosp., U.V.t.
Mucous secretions from normal and cancer-
ous stomachs
Ann N Y Acad Scl 99:67, Feb 62. Plasma
nrntpln"; in na<;trir rniirii<:
Fed Proc, v. 20, p. 249, Mar 61
Gastroenterology, v. 40, p. 785, June 61
Acta Un Int Cancer, v. 17, p. 307, 61
Fed Proc 21:262, Mar-Apr 62.' Carbohydrate
r,nmnn<:ltlnn nf na<;trlr. miirinnii*; <;prrpHnns.
Gastroenterology 43:75, Jul 62. Serum proteins
in na<;trir mnni*; a nd nthp r «;p r.rpHnn<;.
Gastroenterology 43:304, Sep 62. The physlolt-
ogy and chemistry of the secretion of gastric
mucus.
J Mount Sinal Hosp 28:505, Sep-Oct 61. Isofa-
Unn nf a npiitral nrntpln-rarhnhvHratp rnmnlpY
J Mount SInal Hosp 29:223, May-Jun 62. Helcf-
pnhain and Rirkpl nniirhp^.
Nature 195:575, Aug 62. 'iodine binding by
proteins in canine oastric mucus.
Proc Exp Biol Med, v.l06,p.629', 61
J Biol Chem, V. 236,0. 770, Mai^l
Proc 22nd Int Congr Physiol Scl, Leiden, (No
392), Sep 62. Bicarbonate in mucinous se-
cretions from canine oastric couches.
Proe Soc Exp Biol Med 109:463, 62. Serum
nrntpin? In na<trlr, QprrPtlnn^
Am J Physiol 205:625, 0cr63. Gastric re-
sponse to topical histamine; subcutaneous
dose-resoonse relation.
Ann NY Acad Scl 106:757, 63. The electro-
lyte patterns of gastric mucinous secretions:
Its Imolicatlon for cvstic fibrosis. _
Fed Proc 23:213, Mar-Apr 44'. ElectrVphoretle
fractionation of canine oastric mucus.
CA-00297 MG GORDON, MYRON, New York Zoological Society,
N.Y.C, Correlated studies of pigment and
thvrold cell orowth
Am J Anat 109:37, Jul 61. Situs Inversus
In fleh
CA-00307' PC SAMUELS, L.T., U.Utah, Salt Lake City
Metabolism of steroids and relation to
carrlnnaenesls
Arch Gynak 196:481, 62. Poiycystlsche
ovarlen mit glelchzeltlger adenomatoser,
atvolscher hvoerolasle.
Endocrinology 70:109, Jan 6'J.' Radioactive
andrnnpn^ in upntrat nrn^iM^
CA-00321 END STEVENS, D., Worcester Fdn., Shrewsbury, Mass.
Mptahnllchi nf cfpi-nlHc In \ihin and In vltm
Endocrinology 70:359, Mar 62. Estrogen
pffprt<; nn rarfinnir anhvrir asp.
CA-00343 END GARDNER, WILLIAM U., Seh. Mef., Yale Univ.,
New Haven, Conn. Hormone Imbalance In
neoolasia
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:835, Nov 62. Transplant-
atinn nf mammarv nlann<: inmirp- _
J Nat Cancer Inst 30:585, <b3. Morphogenesis
and growth potentiality of mammary glands in
mice. II. Quantitative transolantation of mam-
marv otands of normal malp minp.
Acta Un Int Cancr 20:1439, 64; Most-tumor re-
lationships in testicular interstitial cell tumors.
J Nat Cancer Inst 32:^3, 64. "Straln'diFference
in normal and abnormal pregnancies In mice and
relationship to mammary tumor incidence.
Science 144, (No 3624) :1351, Jun 64. Develop-
ment of mouse epos in diffusion chambers.
Cancer Res 25:1792, 65. The Incidence of "cancer In
qualitatively transplanted mammary glands and Its relation
to age and milk agent of the donor and host mice.
J Nat Cancer Inst 34:601, 65. Histochemistry and electron
microscopy or iron-containing granules, lysosomes and
lipofuscln in the mouse mammary glands.
* CA-00355 PATH MILLER, J.A., Sch. Med., U. Wisconsin, Madison
Mechanisms of chemiral rarrinnapnp<;is
Canad Cancer Conf 4:57, 61. Biochemical
conceots of carcinooenesis.
Cancer Res 21 r465, Nov 61. N-hydroxy-
latinn of 4-acetyiaminobi ohenvl ■
Ca.cerRes 21:815, 61. N-Hydroxy-2-acetyl-
aminofluorene: Metabolite of 2-acetylamlno-
fluorene with Increased carcinooenic activity.
Cancer Res 21:1068, Sep 61. Carcinogenic-
ity nf 31MAB and derivative";.
Cancer Res 22:1002, Sep 62. Fluoro deriva-
tives nf 2-ar.etvlaminoflunrene.
Cancer Res 22:1336, Dec 62. Metabolism of 2-
arptvlaminnfliinrpnp in ^hp mnntpv
Cancer Res 22:1381, Dec 62. Carcinogenicity of
N-hvHrnvv-?-arpfrvlaminftfliiftfpnp
(contd)
See Errata, p. 755, for additional entries
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ii CA-O0372
t CA-00392
C CA-00407
i CA-00429
t CA-00484
Cancer Res 23;229, FeL / j^ciicllles
of fluoro derivatives of lo-m.. Myl-l,2-benzan-
fhrarpnp. II. Siih^litiiMnn nF K miinn anH th» CA-00510
V~ f>- anH 7-nnclfEnnc
Ann NY Acad Scl 123:125, Mar S5. MeUbolIsm
of druas In relation to carclnoaenlcltv.
CB Gev, G.O. . Johns Hooklns Univ. . Baltimore. Md.
GEN DICKIE, M.M., RoscoeB. Jackson Mem. Lab.,
Bar Harbor, Me. Investigations in
hnrmnnal halanrp and ahnnrmal arnwth
J Heredity 53:84, Mar-Apr 62 i New viable
Vffllnw miitatlnn In thp hnn^e mouse.
J Hered 40, (No 3) :97, May-Jtin 64. New
solotch alleles in the mouse.
CB BITTNER, J.J., (J. Minnesota, Minneapolis
npnesif; of mammarv r.anr.pr in mirp
J Nat Cancer Inst 27:1273, Dec 61. Mammary
nanrpr indiined hv nituita rv is oorafts. _
PC HELLERMAN, LESLIE, Sch. MeS^; Johns Hopkins
Univ., Baltimore, Md. Chemical processes
Intrrfprina with metabolism
Fed Proc 20, Apr 61 . Pasteur effect reversal
in rat hrsin miinnhnndria.
Biochemistry 3:394, 64. Oxidation of biological
thiols; Glutathlone-lndoohenol interactions. _
J Biol Chem 239:2135, 64. Pyruvate metabolism.
V. Pyruvate utilization by mitochondria of rat
brain.
Proc Am Chem Soc 148th M"tfl,'p. 37C, Sep fA.
Action of organic mercurials, Ag', and a disul-
fide on crvstallized D-amIno acid oxidase.
Blochim Biophys Acta 100:98765. The Inter-
action of 2,6-dichlorolndophenol and protein
sulfhydryl groups. _
Fed Proc, Apr 65. Selective TnHlbltion in the
action of sulfhydryl-characterlzing reagents on
crystallized D-amino acid oxidase, glutamate
dehvdroaenase. and urease. _
J Biol Chem 240:198, 65. L-lSlutamate dehydro-
genase. III. Molecular size of bovine gluta-
mate dehydrogenase and the methylmercuric CA-00524
bromide-activated enzyme (n the concentration
of range of enzymatic assay.
J Biol Chem 240:290, 65. Studies on crystaninci
D-amino acid oxidase. I. Selective Inhibition
in the action of sulfhydryl -bindi ng reagents^
J Biol Chem 240:4058, 65. ^tujjes on
crystalline Dramino acid oxidase. II. Isolation
of a reduced 14c-labeled substrate-enzyme
intermediate after the action of sodium
borohvdride.
Proc Am Chem Soc Nat Mtgj'Sep 65. Substrate
specificity of D-amino acid oxidase: Sigma-
Rho relationshio.
HUE MASON, J.B., Am. Col. Surg., Chicago, III.
Sui-vev of cancer clinical activity oroarams
Bull Am Coll Surg, Sep-Oct 61. Cancer pro-
grams approved by American College of Surg-,
eons .
Manual fnr Cancer Programs. American College
nf ^uropnn*; . ft! .
HED VAN WAGENEN, G., Yale Univ. Sch. Med.,
New Haven, Conn. Tumorigenesis
in the monkev
J Opt Soc Am 53:293, Feb 63. Evaluation of'
cinnlp-niimhpr pvni'pg'sion g of rntnr Hlffprpnrp^
Proc Conf Res Primates, Tektronic Foundation
p. 67, 63. Induction of ovulation in Macaca
mulatta bv human nostmenooausal aonadotroohia
BIO LUCK, J. MURRAY, Sch. Humanities, Scl.,
Stanford Univ., Stanford, California
Proteins of cell nuclei
Anal Biochem 3Ktl5, May 62. Preparative CA-00558
<;farr.h apt pipr.tronhorpsis.
Blochim Biophys Acta 59:211, 62. Apparatus :
fni* 7nnp p)prrrnnhnrpci«: in «:vnthpltr npU
Biochemistry 1:79, 62. Complexity of calf
th«mu<; hittnne.
Fed Proc 21, Mar-Apr 62. Unidentified com-
ponent of hydrolysates of certain fractions of
calf thvmus hi<:tone.
Biochemistry 3:10, 64. The occurrence of
eosilon-N-methvl Ivsine in histones.
Canad J Biochem Physiol 4271743, 64. The " '
histones of chicken erythrocyte nuclei.
Fed Proc 22:353, 63. Properties of nucleo-
hi<;fnnp(; nf \/afipH aminn a^iH rnmnncitinn
J Chromatogr 15:1, 64. A stream division valve
for use in automatic column chromatoaraohv.
J Molec Biol 8:54, 64. Physical and biological
nrnnprtip<; nf <;nliihlp niirlpnhi^rnnp<;
Proc 6th Int Congr Biochem, New York, 64.
On the association of histones with deoxyri-
honiirlpir ar.iH.
The Nucleohistones, Holden-Day, San Francis-
rn. (^aiit. Wt. 1 hp hptprnopnpitu of hi*:rnnP5.__
The Nucleohistones, Holden-Day, San Francisco,
llal If . M Htt:tnnp rhpmi^try Thp ninnpprQ
The Nucleohistones, Holden-Day, San Francis-
en . Call! . M HT<;tnnp nnmpnrlatiirp.
The Nucleohistones , Holden-Day, San Francls-
CO, Ualit, 64. Histones from chicken erythro- CA-00592
c.v\p niirlpi.
CB
The Nucleohistones , Holden-Day, San Francis-
rn. (lalli. 64. I hp <;tatp nf hi>;tnnp rhpmistrv.
WILSON, J. WALTER, Brown Unw:, Providence^
R I Nuclear ohenomena in the mouse liver
Endocrinology 69:720, Oct 61. Initiation
nf thvrnirt fiinr.tinn.
Fed Proc 21:156, 62. Liver mitochondria In
essential faltv acid-deficient mice. _
J Cell Biol 16:281, 63. Mitochondria in essential
fattv arid Hpfir.ipnru
J Nat Cancer Inst 30:85, Jan 63. Intrasplenic
imnlantatinn nf liupr
J Roy Micr Soc 81:119, Mar 63. Glycol metha-
rrvlarp in iiltra^tnrrtiiral rvtnrhpiniirru
J Ultrastruct Res 6:466, 62. Mouse liver In-
fprfpH hv pr.trnmplla winic
Physiologist 5:231, 62. Essential fatty acfd
opficipnr.v in the mnu<:p.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:337, 62. Trans-
plantable mouse hepatomas derived from in-
trasolenicallv-imDlanted normal liver.
Proc European Conf Electron Microscopy, v.2,p.&W, 61
.1 Bloohvs Biochem Cvtoloav. v. 10.0. 437, 61
Proc 5th Int Congr Electron Mictosc 2, 62. La
formation de mitochondries nouvelles dans les
soemiatocvtes du rat.
Proc Soc Exo Binlnov and Med. v. 106 .0.37. 61_
Sympos Int Soc Cell Biol 1:21, 62. Embedding
media for ultrastructural cvtochemistrv.
Ann NY Acad Sci 111:8, Dec 63. Histogene-
sis of the liver.
J Nat Cancer Inst 33, (No 4):721, Oct 64.
Effect of essential fatty acid deficiency on
uitrastructure and arowth of transolantable
mouse heoatoma BR L.
The Liver , Academic Press, New York, 2:637 H.
Regeneration of the liver.
J Cell Biol 26:137, 65. Hydroxypropyl methacrylate,
a new water-miscible embedding medium for electron
microsconv.
MC LACASSAGNE, A. Inst. Pasteur, Paris, France
Mechanism nf r,arrinnapnp<;i';
826, 1711,Juillet61
Bull Societe Chimique de Fiance, p. 1657 , 61
J Ora Chem. V. 26 .0.2996. 61
Bull Cancer 49 (No 3):312, 62. Homologues
mpfhvlpc Hii 1 y hpnyanfhrarpnp
Bull Soc Chim France p. l398, 62. IsomerisatJon
des hydrocarbures polycycliques aromatiques
^nil^ I'ar.rinn Hii rhlnriirp H'aliiminiiim
C R Acad Sci , Nov 62. Formylation du dibenzo-
1.2:3.4 pyrene et synthese du methyl-5 dibenzo-
1.7-3.4 nvrpnp.
J Chem Soc p. 4836, Nov 61. Carcinogenic nitro-
gen compounds. XXXI. Benzacridines and other
nitrnapn-hptprnnvrlir Hpriuatiupq nf m-pthvl-
anlllnp
J Chem Soc p. 146, Jan 62. Carcinogenic nitro-
gen compounds. XXXII. Synthesis of new
hiahlv active hpn7nnvriHnnarha7nlp«:
J Chem Soc p. 1126, Mar 62. Carcinogenic nitro-
gen compounds. XXXIII. Alkyl-substituted
hpn7ar.riHinp^ and hpn7nnhpnap<;a7inp*:.
J Chem Soc p. 2630, Jul 62. Carcinogenic nitro-
gen compounds. XXXIV. 5,7,8-Trimethyl-l-
tptralnnp and hpn7nr.arha7nlp<; and Hihpn7n-
rarha7nlpc HprhtpH fhprpfrnm
J Org Chem 26:2996, 61. Some derivatives of
1 .? -"^ -4-tptrahvHmnhpnanfhrpnp
Nature, V. 190 ,p. 1007, June 61
J Chem Soc, p.384, 2258, Jan, May 61
Gemotes rendus seances Acad S ci . t. 253 . 255 .0.593
CB SCOTT, JESSE F., Mass. GenT Hosp.,
Boston, Mass. Histochemistry of
nncnntrnlled cell arowtii
Blochim Biophys Acta 55:379, 62. The
all(alinp hvHrntv«:i<; of <:nlrihlp rihnnncieic acid^
Blochim Biophys Acta 61:62, 62. Conserva-
tion of RNA-nnrinpQ
Cancer Res 23:688, Jun 53. Thyroxine and pi-
hiilai-v tiimnp mptahnlicm
Blochim Biophys Acta 87: 199, '64. Some nucleo-
tide sequence from partially purified transfer
ribonucleic acids.
Fed Proc 23:164, 64. Studies on the nuclear
RNA of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells^
Proc Biophys Soc ^tfiTnn M~tg, FeB,T57"S com^
parative study of the effect of ultraviolet
liaht on transfer-RNA (6-RNA) from veast and
from E. coli.
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 22:459, 66. Effects of
ultraviolet liqht on the bloloqical functions of transfer I^NA.
Proc Nat Acad Scl 55:579, 66. Conformational differences
amonn ourifled samples of transfer RNA from veast.
Histology, McGraw-Hill Co, New York, 65. Liver and
nalihlaHHpr.
Methods In Enzymology, Academic Press, fiew York, 66.
Ion exchange paper techniques for assay of nucleotide
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SCHULTZ, JACK, Inst. Cancer Res., Philadelphia,
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Makromoiek Chem 60:25, 63. Structural studies
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Interactions in Normal and N eo p lastic
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Arch Biochem 111:283, 65. Structure studies on human
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Endocrinology 76:1055, 65. a-Glycerophosphate
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Blood 10:788, 62. Erythrocyte complement
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CA-01984
CA-01995
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Multinlp mvploma .
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anH Ipiilfpmir eiihiprtc ^
Anal Chem 36:2209, Oct 64. Determination of
serum creatinine by ion exchange chromatog-
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(contd)
535
CA-02437-
CA-02440
* CA-02441
CA-b2443
CA-02443
CA-02448
CA-02449-
CA-02451
CA-02455
J Biol Chem 234:4250, Dec 6i7 A new urinary
pyrlmldine, 5-acetylamino-6-amino-3-methyl-
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Abstr 2nd Combined Region Mtg Am ColfPhys
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Studies of multlole mveloma and cvcloohosoha-
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J Am Diet Assn 47, (No"l):37, Jul 65". Calculated and
Hptpi-minprf v;iliipc; in rnn^tant Hipt<;.
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NEU SELVERSTONE, B., New England" Cr. Hosp., Boston
Diagnosis of brain tumors with radioactive
nnt3^*:ir)m
GEN FOX, A.S:, Mich. State U., East Lansing
Biochemical studies of Neurospora and
rirn^onhila
PC FIALA, S., Columbia Univ., N.Y.C."
Carcinogen-protein complex in nuckic acid
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RAD NICKSON, J J., Sloan-Kettering InsU, N.Y.C.
Mndifvino human s'kin rartinsensitivltv hv riruas
RAD NICKSON, JJ., Sloan-Kettering Inst., N.Y.C.
Surg Foram, 14, 63. Differential effect of re-
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Surg Res 4, (No 7), Jul 64. An expefimentUT
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chemotheraoeutic oerfusion^
r.Y GnlHsmith . E.D. . Npw York Univ. . N.Y.C.
PATH HOPft/IAN, B.C., Sch. Med., Univ. Miami,
Coral Gables, Fla The use of cytochemical
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Acta Cytol 5:437, Nov-Dec 61. Fluorescence
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Acta Cytol 5:440, Nov-Dec 61. Symposium
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Acta Cytol 6:181, Mar-Apr 62. Symposium
nn rpn;iral locinnc
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Am J Roentgen 89 (No 1), Jan 63. Radiotherapy
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Cancer 15:383, Mar-Apr 62. Supervoiuge
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marif loci<%nc in fha VtaziA ■anA nonl/ aPAac
Cancer 17, (No 1):37, Jan 647 Results of '
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Acad Med New Jersey Bull 8:218, 62. The patho-
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Am J Roentgenol 87:48, Jan 62. Radiosensi-
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Clin Obstet Gynec 5:1148, 62. Premallgnant
Obstet Gynec 18:704, Dec 61. Human
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Obstet Gynec 19:156, Feb 62. Hlstochemical
aspects of hydatidiform mole and choriocarcin-
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Obstet Gynec 20:859, 62. The placenta: Some
nptw \fnn\ij\aAno aknitf an n\rt npn^n
Obstet Gynec 21:150, Feb 63.' transmission of
Ipiilfpmla from mnrhpr \rt fphic
Obstet Gynec 21:170, Feb 63. Vaginal-smear
a^^p<;<;mpnt nf p<:frrnnpn arHwItu
pnHnrplnp f\tnrHr>n anH fpannrpnaf Inn
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nf pnHnmpfrinm
Ph D Thesis, Harvard Univ, Dec 62. Tissue
culture studies of normal immature human pla-
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Ph in A? Fctrnnpnin l ocinnc nf »ho nyiarv
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of 3-methylcholanthrene crystals and solutions |
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GEN EICHWALD, ERNST J., Montana Deaconess Hosp.,
Great Falls, Montana
Hnct rpcictanrp fn lcancn(an»oH ticciipc
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Prnclhocic tforciic »i*ancr»lanf
Transplant Bull 28:134, Oct 61. Antibody
fnrmaflrtn anrI ronraccnr c\»ctomc
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Advances Med Biol Phys p. 93, 63. Tissue
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Transplantation 1:569, 63. Sex incompatibility
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Proc Mont Acad ScL21:43, 62. Tagging and
Hicfrihiifinn nf n32-lahpllprf rpllc in fhp mniicp
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 106:441, 61. Parabiotic
anemia-Dolvcvthemia.
Transplantation 3:328, 64. Thymidine uptake by allogeneic
ckin araffc
Transplantation 3:583, 65. Rejection of isoiogous male
nrafic anri rhp Tranclnratinn Thpnrv.
Transplantation 3:765, 65. On the hybrid effect in skin graft-
inn _
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Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Cancer
/^homnfhafanw
J Med Pharm Chem 5:49, 62. Pyridoxal
h\/Hi^7inp Hpfiwaf i\»pc fni- rannpc rhpmnfhprany
J Med Pharm Chem 5:1367, 62. Aldehyde hydra-
■rnna rlof iw^t I woe in f-^nr-ar fUomrtthaifirwi
J Med Chem 7:358, 64. Hydroxy-2-
thiopyrimidine-5-carboxaldehyde derivatives in
cancer chemotheraov.
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Houston, Tex. Induction and experimental
fhpi-anv nf mniicp Ipiikpmia
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newborn mice of tumor-producing agents carried
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Proc 8th Int Cancer Congr, Moscow, Jul 62.
Artemots to identify human rumour viruses.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3, (No 4), Mar 62.
Tumor induction in hamsters by human: Adeno-
virus.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 111:343, 62. Cancer
induction In hamsters by human type 12 adeno-
uinrc Fffprt nf anp and nf x/iriic f^n^f^
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hitman ranroc tMr-iicoc
Texas Rep Biol Med 22, (Nol)':61, Spring 64.
A study on intracellular lymphocytes ("emperi-
Dolesis") in tissue culture of Ivmoh nodes from
naripnic with malinnanf Ivmnhoma
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 116:1102, 64. The chromosomes of
tiimni-c inHiirpH in mirp hv human aHpnoviriic tvnp 1?
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Baltimore, ivid, p. bsV, bi. itudies on the oncogenicity
of human adenovirus tvoe 12.
CA-02469 PC HIRSCH, HERBERT H., Sch. Med., Univ.
Minnesota, Minneapolis Further studies on
aiitnxiriation inhihitnrc In rpll<;_anri tkqiips _
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anainct tiimni-c
CA-02472 HEM WALL, R. L., Ohio State U., (foTumbus
Plasma proteins In leukemia, lymphoma and
related diseases
CA-02476 PATH SCHREK, R., Sch. Med., Northwestern Univ.,
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Ipiikpmir human rpllc to cpra
Blond. v.lR.n.5f>1 . Nov M
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Baltimore, Md. Chemotherapy of cancer—
Fvnprlmpnral anri nlinical
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ultrafine structural changes of the anian pecten
oculi and ciliary body of Gallu s domesticus. I.
Effects of decreased intraocular pressure In-
riiirpri by intravpnniic inipntinnnf acetazotanide.
Am J Path 42:379, Apr 63. Early myocardial '
infarrJc
Am J Path 42:507, May 63. mstochemical alter-
ations in ischemic heart muscle and early myo-
rarriial infarrlinn
Anal Chim Acta 28:150, 63. Colorimetric deter-
minafinn nf linanric
Arch Biochem 97:223, May 62. Chromogenic
ciiKctpalpc
Arch Biochem 98:229, Aug 62. Estimation of a-
r»-naIartnciHaco
Arch Biochem 102, (No 1), JuTM. Human
nanrrpadr llnacp cfnriy with hilp calf arti-
nf nan^hvl all/annatpc
■Cancer 15:1041, Sep-Oct 62. Enzyme-alterable
alkylating agents. I. Synthesis of mustards
rnnfaininn pn7ump-ciicrpnfihlp amlHp hnnric_
Cancer 15:1056, Sep-Oct 62.' Enzyme-alterable
alkylating agents. II. Clinical evaluation of
N ,N'-hicT(7-rhinrnPthyllhinlarptyll-l 7.
plhwIpnoHlamlnp f<;.dA^
Cancer 15:1062, Sep-Oct 62. Enzyme-alterable
alkylating agents. III. Synthesis of mustards
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Cancer 16:727, Jun 63. Enzyme-alterable alky-
lating agents. IV. Treatment of cancer in
rhilriKPn with rpnplifiup ma^clup rlncpc nf tJ-dA
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:515, Feb 62.
Npw chnrt half-lifp alkvlatino aopntl.
536
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CY-2479
CA-02487
CY
* CA-02489
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:527, Feb 62.
Repetitive massive chemotherapy with sulfur
miicfarH an;ilnnc
Exp Eye Res 2:163, 63. A correlated light
and electron microscope study on the pecten
oniiil nf thp rinmpitin fowl (Rallu? Hnmestlrus).
J Cell Biol 15:395, 62. Stability of the Iodine-
carbon bond of radioactive lodoalbumin In the
Sn KV plprtrnn hpam
J Cell Biol 16:455, 63. Use of formalin fixation
in cytochemical demonstration of succinic and
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J Histochem Cytochem 10:315, May 62.
I oiirlne aminnnpnf iHacA
J Lab Clin Med 62, (No l):i48, Jul 63.
Coiorlmetric method for the measurement of
Isncltrlr Hphvrtrnopna^p artlvltv.
J Med Pharm Chem 5:852, 62. Chromogenle sub-
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J Nat Cancer Inst 31:273, Aug 63. Enzyme alter-
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J Nat Cancer Inst 31:297, Aug 63. Enzyme alter-
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halnarptamlHp^
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SInal Hosp J 10:91, 61. Effective use of a
nouf 9lt,ul9flnn :>n»M
Snro Fnriim. V.I? .n.1 ?0. ft! _
J Histochem Cytochem 12, (No 5) ;364, May 64.
The histochemlcal demonstration of pincreatlc-
like lioase and comoarlson with the distribution
nf«e»ar>t«
J Surs Res 4, (No 1):23, Jan 6i4. Development
of a clinically useful coiorlmetric method for
^pnim lln^^p
J Surg Res 4, (No 3):124, Mar 64. Acute
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of some structural features of substrates on
trvnsin activity.
i:mtf 18, (N6 3 ) ;30 7 , Mgl- tS. U ll hlCgl M- |"
perlence with N-hexamethylene N'N" -dlethy-
lene Ihionhnsnhoramide (Kr-33) . a new aoent .
fnr hrpmt nnH m/sri«n cnrclnnmn.
CgHet i 'K«24, ( N6 9 );6i , O 'e[64. I htaufillM
of the myelotoxic effects of circulatino alkylatl|ig
aoents . ,
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and advances in enzvme hist ochemistry.
ScTence 146, (No 3647):lU3Si, Nov 64. Osmlo-
phliic reagents: New cytochemical principle for'
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MIckelson, M.N., Midwest Res. Inst., Kanjas City,
Mn.
END FARNSWORTH, WELLS E., State Univ. of New
York, Buffalo, N.Y. Estrosen-androoen
••^laHAnchlnc In »hp ncnct«fp
Endocrinology 68:978, Jun 61. Androgen on
nrnctatp Klrtc\in*hpfl(* rAHrHnn*
Endocrinology 71:949, 62. Steroid structure
and anrirnopnlcitv.
JAMA 183:436, 63. Metabolism of testosterone
h\/ thp human ni-ncfatp
J Clin Invest 41:153, 62 . Localization of the
biochemical site of action of testosterone on
nrnlpin svnthpsis in thp rat seminal vesicle.
J Urol 88:273, 62 . The effect of hormonal
modification on nrostatic moroholoav .
Endocrinology 73 , (No 4):498, Oct 63 . Per-
fusion of thp isniatpd rat nrnstatp in situ .
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 12:263, 63 . Androgen
regulation of nucleic acid and protein bio-
svnthpsis in thp orostate .
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 12:275, 63 . Effects
of castration on mitochondria of rat ventral
orostate .
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 12:281, 63. Incorpora-
tion of amino acids into protein by cell-free
extracts of the nrostate aland- Effect of
tpstirnlar hormones and nnlwrihnniirlpotiHps
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 12:323, 63 . Testo-
sterone metabolism in the orostate.
Steroids 1:299, 63. The enhanced local andro-
genic activity of 19-nor steroids and stabiliza-
tion of their striH-.turp hv 7n- and 17n methyl
substituents to highly potent androgens by any
route of administration. , .
Biochim Biophys Acta 117, (No 1):247, Mar 66. Testosterone
slimulalinn nf ritrir arid svnihpsis in thp rat nrostate.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 119:373, Jun 65. Regulation of
nrnstatp serretinn in thp rat .
Steroids 6, (No 5):519, Nov 65. 10-Demethylation of testos-
tprnnp hv human nrnstatP-
CY MACDONALD, I., Sch. Med., U. So. California,
Los Angeles Estrogen metabolism in
human hrpast r^nrpr
Surg Forum 13, 62. Levels of exogenous estro-
none in ficciioc in human mammairK rarrtnn^a
Cancer Res 24, (No 51:926, Jun 64. HadloSttiva
estrogens in tissues of postmenopausal women
with breast neooiasms.
Cancer Res 25:371, 65. Excretion patterns of urinary metab-
olites of estradioi-4-Cl4 in postmenopausal women with
benian and maiionant disease of the breast.
CA-02498 CY DUNNING, W.F., U. Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.
Testing of new agents for chemotherapeutic
antivitv
Cancer Chemother Rep 14:117, Oct 61. Effect
of mustargen mixed with urethan in the treat-
ment of \RC. Ipiikpmia.
CA-02501 HEM HORSIGAN, DANIEL L., Sch. Med., Western
Reserve Univ., Cleveland, Ohio
Mpt.-'hniism nf ervthrnnoipsis
Blood 18:535, Nov 61. An unidentified
prvthrnnnlptlr stiKstanrp in llupr
CA-P2507 PATH VORWALD, ARTHUR J., Col. Med., Wayne State
Univ., Detroit, Mich. Experimental
niilmnnarv ranrpr in mnnkpvs
CA-02510 BIO ROUSH, A.M., Grad. Sch., Illinois Inst. Tech.,
Chicago Enzymes of purine metabolism
in vpasts
Biochim Biophys Acta 61:255, 62. Purine
Hlffiislon In Toriilnnsic ranHlHa
Afch blpchew 106:46 , D ac 64. A il antfl i nase
assays and their application to yeast and soy-
bean ailantoinases.
CA-02526 GEN BUTZEL, HENRY M., Jr., Union Col.,
Schenecudy, N.Y. Cytogenetic and
hlnrhpmlral studies In Paramprium
Exp Cell Res 27:382, 62. Effect of biochemical
Inhibitors upon the killer-sensltlve system In
Paramprium attrptta
CA-02528 PATH RUTENBURG, ALEXANDER M., Beth Israel Ho«p.,
Boston, Mass. Serum and urinary enzymes
in mallnnant Hispasp
Am J Dig DIs 7;797, 62. Leucine amlnopeptldase
and ^-glucuronidase activity In cancerous and
noncancerous effusions.
Am J DIs Child 103:47, 62. Sierum leucine
aminopeptldase: Activity in normal infants. In
biliary atresia and In other diseases.
Gastroenterology 43:266, 62. Serum cerulo-
plasmln: Observations in patients with cancer,
obstructive laundlce. and other diseases.
Gastroenterology 44:127, 63. A method for the
coiorlmetric determination of y-fllutamyl
transoentldase In human serumi enzymatic
activity In health and dUM«A.
Gastroenterology 45:43, 63. Serum y-slutamyl
transpeptidase activity In hepatoblllary-
oancreatlc disease.
Nature 197:800, 63. Electrophoretlc behavior of
an aminnopntldasp nf human tissues and SMiim.
New Eng J Med 266:755, Apr 62. Clinical
evaluation of 5-methyl-3-phenyl-4-lsoxazolyl
oenlclllln.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 110:683, 62. Localiza-
tion of serum leucine aminopeptldase activity
bv oaoer electroohoresls.
Surg Forum 12:374, 61. Electrophoretlc patterns
of serum leucine aminopeptldase In patients
with oancreatlc disease.
JAMA 187:281, Jan 64. Oxacillin In staphy-
Inrnr.ral Infpnilnns.
Acta Cytol 7:320, 63. A cytochemical study
of DPNH diaphorase activity In exfoliated can-
cerous and noncancerous cells In man.
Ann Intern Med 61:50, 64. A comparison of serum
aminopeptldase and alkaline phosphatase in the
detection of henatobiiiarv disease in anicteric
natlpnts
Cancer 17, (No 6):781, Jun 64. A study of
serum peptidases in anicteric patients with
cancer.
J Biol Chem 240:1718, 65. The partial puriTica-
tion of an amino acid naphthylamidase from
human liver. _ _
J Lab Clin Med 65:W8, 65. An improved Rrsto-
chemicai method for the demonstration of leuko-*
cvte alkaline ohosohatase activity.
Proc 6th Int Congr Biochem 4, (No 161):335, 64.
The isolation and purification of an aminoacyl
nanhthviamidase from human liver.
Surg Forum 15:391, 64. Serum aminopeptldase
in pregnancy, hydatiform mole, and choriocar-
cinoma.
Brit J Haemat, Sep 65. HIstochemical method for the demon-
stration of leukocyte amino acid napthyiamide (amlnooeoti-
dase) using 2 substrates: Alanyi- and methionyi-4-methoxv-
R-naohthvlamlde.
Bril J Haemat 12:172, 66. HIstochemical demonstration of
leukocyte acid ohosohatase in health and In disease.
Postgrad Med J 40, (Suopi), 132, 64. Penicillinase resist-
ant penicillins in the treatment of surgical staphylococcal
Infections.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 118:620, 65. On the nature of
tolerance of endotoxin.
Bacterial Endotoxins. Quinn & Boden Co, o. 517, 64.
On the nature ot tolerance to endotoxin.
CA-02530 MC TSOU, K.C., Borden Chemical Co., Philadelphia
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srihstratps
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(contd)
537
Arch Blochem 98:229, 62. i tn. .oiorlmetric
estimation of a-D-galactosldase activity and
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J Cell Biol, Mar 63. Cytochemlcal demonstra-
J Histochem Cytocheni6:689, 62. Chemical
Annmalv nf ftfttraTnlhifn cal»c
J Histochem Cytochem 10:506, 62. Tetranltro-
blue tetrazollum and the electron histochem-
i<;tru nf <;ilrrinfr HphvHrnnpna<:p
J Med Chem 6:47, 63. Synthesis of hexahydro-
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thppanv
J M8d Chem 6:435, 63. Synthesis of chemo-
therapeutfc compounds based on enzyme ap-
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J Ort) Chwn 26r4987, 61. Possible cancer
chemotherapeutic compounds. I. Hemisulfur
miistsrri and its esters.
J Org Chem 26:4987, 61. Possible cancer
chemotherapeutic compounds. II. Mercapto-
•tnifiir mustard and it^ p*:tpr<;.
J Org Chem 26:4990, 61. Synthesis of possible
cancer chemotherapeutic compounds based on
pnTwmP annrnarh II Mpcran^ncidfiii. miic^ard
and Itc pctprc
J Org Chem 26:4993, 61. Possible cancer
chemotherapeutic compounds. III. 1,2,3-
nxariithintanp ?-oxirip.
Nature 192:990, Dec 61. Use of tetrazollum
rnmnniindft in nyidafivp pn7\/mp hr«fft- and
rvtn- r-hpmlctfv
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:229, 61. Palliation
of breast cancer with N-hexamethylene-N'N-
dtptliulpnp thinnhncnhnfamidp
Proc 5th int Congr Electron Microscopy, Sep 62.
Intramembranous localization of succinic de-
hudrnnpnacp iKinn tpji-anitm-hliip fptraTntiiim
Proc 142nd Mtg Am Chem Soc, Sep 62. Syn-
thesis of hexamethylene-diethylene phos-
nhnramidp Jhinnhncniinramidp and rptatpd
nnmnnnnri*: fni- rannpr rhpmnfhpranv
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Washington Uniu., St. Louis, Missouri
ExDprimpntal orodiirtion nf henatomas
Cancer Res 22:842, Aug 62. Cell renewal in
rpnpnpfajinn rat In'pr
Gastroenterology 44:159, Feb 63. Metabolism
nf pthanni in rate \uitii rit-i-imcic
J Nutr 76:247, Mar 62. Amlnonucleoside-
indiirpd nmtpinriria and chnllne.
CA-02551 MC TAYLOR, EDWARD C, Princeton Univ.,
Princeton, N.J. Studies in hetero-
rvrlir rhpmi«:trv
J Am Chem Soc 83:1261, 61. Rearrangement
nf nurlmidlnpd tn <:-ti'1aTlnpc
J Am Chem Soc 83:2967, 61. Photochemlcally-
J Am Chem Soc 83:4484, 61. Photolysis of i-
aminnnurlHinpc aniH P-nwrrHnnPc
J Am Chem Soc 84:3744, 62. 5-Nitroso-6-
aminnnvrimlHlnp<; fn <;-frla7lnP5
J Am Chem Soc 85:770, 63. Alder adducts from
? '^-Himothvlniiinnval inp
J Org Chem 26:3001,' 61. Pyridine 1-oxldes.
VIM Hwdfnlucic nf ^-nltm-Vnlnnllnp
J Org Chem 26:3511, 61. A new Intermolecular
hudrnnpn-trancfoi" i-pantinn
J Org Chem 26:3796, 61. Pyridine 1-oxldes.
IX. Further oxidative dimerizations of 4-
niti'n-'H-nirntinp«
J Org Chem 26:4957, 61. Reaction of nitriles
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J Org Chem 26:4961, 61. Purine Chemistry.
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ftinpe;
J Org Chem 26:5224, 61. Reaction of 2,4-
Hlrhlnrn-^-nUi'nnut'irpiHinP uulth aminoc
J Org Chem 26:5230, 61. Pyridine 1-oxldes.
X. pKa values for some 4-substituted nicotinic
arid l-nvidp<;
J Org Chem 27:2622, 62. Anthranllonltrlle with
nhpnwl icnrvanatp
J Org Chem 27J734, 62. Structure of alleged
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J Org Chem 28:1108, 63. Convenient synthesis of
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Am J Clin Path 40, 63. A new highly specific
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Am J Clin Path 40, 63. Granulomatous lesions
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Am J Clin Path 40, 63. Histochemical enzyme
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BIO MYERS, TERRELL C, Sch. Med., Univ. Illinois,!
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Blochim Blophys Acta 51:178, 61. Effect of |
phosphonic acid analogues or adenosine 5'- |
diohosohate on oolvnucleotlde ohosohorvlase.
J Am Chem Soc 85:3292, 63. Phosphonic |
acid analogs of nucleoside phosphates. I. The
synthesis of 5'-adenvlvl mpthvlpnptilnhnfi-
nhnnatp. a nhnqnhnnin arid analon nf ATP
Fed Proc 24, (No 906) , 65. The enzymic syn- j
thesis of polyribonucleotides using 5'-adenylyl|
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J Org Chem 30:443, 65. Phosphonic acid analogs
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J Org Chem 30443, 65. Phosphonic acid analog'
of nucleoside phosphates. 111. The synthesis o
aripnn<jlne 'i'-mpthvlpnpHinhn«:nhnnatP - a nhnc-)
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CY TIECKELMANN, HOWARD, State Univ. New York, ,
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of antimetabolites I
J Org Chem 26:4425, 61. The pyrimidine ;
J Org Chem 26:4429, 61. Phosphorylated ^
nurimiHinp*; j
J Org Chem 28:1015, 63. The ortho-Claisen i
rparrannpmpnt in nwcimiHinpc
Chem Res 12:286, 64. Increase of pyrimidine '
nucleoside phosphorylase activity of myco-
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thvmlHInp an alon*;
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J Org Chem 29:892, 64. The brtho-claisen
rearrangement of 2-alloxypyrldlne. Ortho-
clalsen rparranapmpntjn^jtrnapn
J Org Chem 29:941, 64. Evidence supporting
the occurrence of a 4,5-dehydropyrimldlne in
aminations of halODvrlmlHInps-
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:29, 63. 5-Allyl-
2'-deoxyurldlne (AUdR) activity on metabolism!
of Dvrlmldine deoxynucleosldes bv HeLa ce|ls [
Infpr.tpH wirh mvrnnla<:ma
Clin Res 12:286, 64. Increase of pyrimidine
nucleoside phosphorylase activity of myco- I
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thvmiriinp analna^. ]
J Heterocyclic Chem 1:201, 64. The halogerf^ i
nitrile exchange reaction as a route to pyrimi- i
dine-carbonitriles-
J Heterocyclic Chem 1:299, 64. 2,4-dimethyl-5-i
hvdroxvmethvlDvrimidine.
J Med Chem 7:567, 64. The anomeric 5-allyl- |
2'-deoxvuridines. ]
J Org Chem 29:2903, 64. The synthesis of 2,4,6
trisubstituted pyrldo (2, 3-d) pyrimidines from
2-amIno-3.5-dicyanoDvrldlne.
Tetrahedron Lett 41:3053, 64. The thermal I
rearrangement of diethyl a-methylallyl and |
diethyl crotvl ohosohites.
Clin Res 12:286, 64. Increase of pyrimidine nucleoside !
phosphorylase activity by mycoplasma Infection and |
inhibition of ar.tlvltv hv thvmlHInp analnn*;. ;,
J Heterocyclic Chem 2:192, 65. Pyrazolo{3,4-b)pyridines j
anri Dvra7nln(3'.4''A.'ilnvririn(?.1-H1nvrimiHinp<: J
J Heterocyclic Chem 2:202, 65. The synthesis and some 1
rpartinn*; nf ?-mpthvl-4 .^-nvrimiHinp-Hirarhnnifrilp }'
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:29, 63. 5-Allyl-2'-deoxyuridIn6
CAUDR) activity on metabolism of pyrimidine deoxynucle- i
n*;iHp«; hv HpI a r.plk infprtpH with mvrnnlacma '
CY CURRERI, ANTHONY R., Sch. Med., Univ.
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chemotherapy
nf solid tumors
Am J Roentgenol 85:559, Mar 61. Irradiation
anri r.hpmntheraov In mice tumors.
Arch Surg 85:81, 62. Studies on the feasi-
bility of adjuvant chemotherapy with 5- i
fluorouracil (FU) and 5-fluoro-2'-deoxyurIdine
rcnir^DX in ^Ua in1mof^^a^p nncrnnprativp opriod.
Cancer Chemother Rep 12:25, Jun 61. Method!
for determination of human tumor sensitivity to
ranrpr rhpmothpranputin aopntq.
Cancer 16:5, 63. Control led-dose chemother- ;
aov as an adiunct to suraprv. |
Cancer Chemother Reo (No 24), 62. A tech- |'
nioup of Intra-artprial infusion.
Cancer Res 22:1113, 62. Autoradiographic
studies of in vitro incorporation of uridine
and thymidine bv human tumor tissue.
JAIMA 181:295, 62. Five years clinical
experience with 5-fluorouracH.
CA-028M BIO MAGASANIK, B., Harvard Med. Sch., Boston
Mass Biosynthesis and interconversion of
Durinp nurlpottdes
J Biol Chem 237:3725, Dec 62. Histldine synthe-
sis and adpninp Hpfirlpnrv
J Biol Chem 237:3731, Dec 62. Adenlne-
hlstlHInp rplfltinnshin In F mil
J Org Chem 27:4066, 62. Lead tetraacetate oxi-
dation of 1- and 2-benzenesulfonamldo- and
bpn7amidnnanhthalpnps.
CA-02867 CB AUB, JOSEPH C, Mass. Gen. Hosp., Boston,
Mass. Comparison of surfaces of
normal and cancer ceils
J Cell Biol 14:255, 62. Protein upUke. 1. FerrI-
tin iinfalfP hv Fhrlirh acrltpc ttimnr rollc
J Cell Biol 15:437; 62. Studies on protein uptake
by isolated tumor cells. It. Quantitative data
nn arlcnrntinn anH iintal/p nn inHlnpI31-cpriim
;)lhiimin Fhrllrh aerltpc tiitnnr raWe
Proc Nat Acad Sci 50:613, 63. Reactions of
normal and tumor cell surfaces to enzymes.
I. Wheat-aerm lipase and associated muco-
Dolvsacchariries.
CA-02869 CB SALZBERG, DAVID A., Palo Alto Med. Res.
Fdn., Palo Alto, Cal. A study of
flavopn7vmps in 37n (hjp rarrinnnpnecis
J Bact 84, (No 2):242, Aug 62. Effect of azo
dyes on growth and metabolism of Neurospora
crassa. I. Relative resistancp of Npurnsnnra
sfrarnc ^rt aTn Hup inhiKifiAn
Biochim Biophys Acta 78:795, 63. Ascorbic
acid protection against toxicity of an azo dye
carcinooen for Neurosoora crassa.
Canad J Microbiol 10:303, 64. Some observa-
tions on pigments induced by p-aminobenzolc
acid in Neurospora crassa cultures.
CA-02876 - PATH JONES, RUSSELL S., Sch. Med., Univ. Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah Lymphocytosis
induced bv listeria monocvtooenes
Am J Obstet Gynec 84:141, Jul 62. Estrogen In
thp human ni/arv
Arthritis Rheum 5:163, 62. Pathogenesis of
mvcnolasmal fPPI 01 arthrlH« In rats.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:285, Feb 62. Andro-
stanp Hpri\/aH»/pc In fhpranu nf hcpacf ranror
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 106:673, 61. Myco-
plasma (PPLO) and Murphy-Sturm lympho-
sarcoma.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 110:323, 62. Identi-
fication of Cl'^-labeled bacterial polysaccha-
ride in animal tissues.
CA-02877 MET WEINFELD, HERBERT, Health Research, Inc.,
Buffalo, N.Y. Meubollc studies In
human leukemia
Cancer Res 22:764, 62. Urinary glycoproteins
In human leukemia.
Fed Proc 21:380, 62. Effects of colchicine on
RNA metabolism In rat liver.
Fed Proc 23:324, 64. Biochemical alterations
in the livers of rats trpatpH with rnlrhirinp
Fed Proc 23:510, 64. Separation of a new cy-
toagglutinin and the leucocyte mitosis stimulat-
ina factor from hemaaoiutinin nf the kirtnpv hpan.
Proc 56th Ann Mtg Am Soc Clin Invest, Atlantic
City, NJ, May 64. The effects of colchicine
on RNA svnthpsis in riiltllrpH hlnnrt |piil(nrvlps_
Biochem Pharmacol 13:1627, 64. Effects of
colchicine on the incorporation of nucleic add
orecursors into rat liver ribosenucleic aad.
J Immun 92:864, 64. Agglutinins of the'red "kid-
ney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris): A new cyto-
aaolutinin distinct from iipmaaaliitinin
J Immun 95:876, 65. The inhibitory action of EDTA on
ervthrocvte aaalutlnatinn hv Ipr.tins.
CA-02880 END BROWNING, HENRY C, Sch. Dent., Univ.
Texas, Houston, Texas Hormonal control
of normal and nenolastic tissues
Am Zool 2, Aug 62. Production of functional
r.omnra hitpa hv niirifipd annadntrnnins
Anat Rec 142:219, 62. Periodic luteotrophic
artivitv in thp ruriir mntisp
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 111:686, 62. Action of
nnrifipH nnnaHnfrnnins nn rnrnAi-a liifpa
Texas Rep Biol Med 20:484, 62. Evidence
for periodic release of pituitary luteotropin
durino estrnus cvcie nf thp mouse.
Texas Rep Biol Med 20:570, Winter 62. Luteo-
trnnir artiwitu in mirp
Am Zool 3:60, 63. Response to Intraocular ovar-
ian Isografts to administration of luteinizing
hormone.
Am Zool 3:270, 63. Specificity of luteal re-
sponse in intraocular ovarian isografts to
nltiiitarv tinrmnnps
Am Zool 4:289, 64. Luteotropin (prolactin) re-
lease in mice following administration of gold
thioolurose.
Anat Rec 148:265, 64. Effect of gold thioglucose
nn rpnrnHiirtiup rvrlpc in thp mnncp
CA-0289O
CA-02891
J Arkansas Med Soc 60:46, 63. Bioassay of
luteinizing and luteotropic activity of LH and
LTH hv a HirPrt mpthnHr nrpliminarv/ retnnrt
Proc 45th Endocr Mtg Soc, o. 21, 63. Direct
bioassav of luteinizina aclivitv.
Proc 46th Mtg Endocr Soc p. 78, 64. Direct
liitpinirinn arti>/itv nf MIH-F<;W-51 anH Z7
Texas J Sci 15:419, 63. Effect of purified gona-
dotropins on ovarian tissue in hypophysecto-
mirprl mirp.
Texas J Sci 15:419, 63. Mammary gland stimu-
lation of pituitary isografts with ectopic or in
situ ovarian ttssiip-
Texas Rep Biol Med 21:176, 63. Luteotropic
action of fractional and multiple pituitary iso-
nraftc in fho mmicQ
Texas Rep Biol Med 21:511, 63. Lactogenic ac-
tion of ovarian and fractional or multiple pitui-
tarv isonrafts in thp mnucp
Texas Rep Biol Med 22:215, 64. Comparative
stimulation of mammary gland by pituitary iso-
orafls with or without owarian transolants
Texas Rep Biol Med 22:216, 64. Luteal action
of nurifipH F<;H (NIHl
Am Zool 3:492, 63. Response of Intraocular ovarian
Isoarafts to administration nf liitpinl7lno hnrmnnp.
Am Zool 4:401, 64. Luteotropic response In male mice with
ovarian and oltultarv Isoarafts.
Am Zool 5, (No 4):146, Nov 65. Intraocular ovarian isografts
in castrate and intact male anri fpmalp rats.
Am Zool 5:659, 65. Intraocular ovarian Isografts In castrate
and Intact male and female rats.
Anat Rec 151, (No 3):328, 65. Dependency of mammary stimu-
latinn In oolH-thinnliirnsp-tcpatpH mirp nnnn nwarian ticetip
Anat Rec 151, (No 3):497, 65. Photographic technics in
hioloairai resparrh.
Anat Rec 154:323, 66. Mammary-gland-uterlne-adrenal
svndrome In ovarian isoaraftpH RAI R/r. mirp.
ExoerpU Med Int Congr Ser No 99, p. E175 S. S167, 65.
Luteotropic response to mouse or to bovine and ovine
LH and LTH In male mice.
Excerpta Med Int Congr Ser, (No 99):3fi5, 65. Luteotropic
response to mouse or to bovine and ovine LH and LTH
In malp mirp
Neuroendocrlnology 2:93, 65. Dependence of mammary
stimulation upon ovarian tissue In gold thloglucose-treated
mice.
Proc 47th Endocr Soc Ann Mtg, p. 80, 65. LH activity In the
mouse of bovine LH and of suspensions of male mouse
oituitarv.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 118:99, 65. Direct luteinizing
actlvltv nf FSH-tJIH.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 118:913, 65. Response of Intraocular
ovarian Isoarafts to LH In male mirp.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 119:1224, 65. Luterotropic response
In nituitarv-nvarian isnnrafts in malp mirp
Texas J Sci 15:519, 63. Effect of purified gonadotropins
on ovarian tissup In hvnnnhvsprtnmlTpH mirp
Texas J Sci 16:480, 64. Local response of mammary tissue
to ovarian and oltultarv Isoarafts In the mouse.
Texas J Sci 16:480, 64. Synergism between LH and LTH In
oroduclno luteotroolc effects In male mirp.
Texas J Sol 18:106, 66. Effect of prenatal androgen on
reproductive develnompnt and function In thp moiisp.
Texas J Sci 18:106, 66. Luteal and luteotropic activity in
the oltultarv of the armadillo. Dasvniis nnupmrlnrtns
Texas J Sci 18:106, 66. Mammary stimulation and size of
ovarian Isoarafts In mirp.
Texas J Scl 18:107, 66. Action of endogenous versus exo-
aenous LH and LTH In the mouse.
Texas J Scl 18:107, 66. Major differences In the pituitary-
ovarian axis In the rat and mniisp.
Texas J Scl 18:115, 66. Mammary stimulation by Enovid
In r^T Rl and HRA mirp.
Texas J Scl 18:116, 66. Luteotropic activity In the urine
of cvcllc human fpmalps.
Texas Rep Biol Med 22:679, 64. Abnormal pituiury-ovarlan
relationship, with mammary gland stimulation, in gold
thloalucose-treated mice.
Texas Rep Biol Med 23:16, 65. Mammary gland stimulation
by pituitary Isografts in mice with normal or ectopic ovarian
tissue.
Texas Rep Biol Med 23:26, 65. Local stimulation of mammary
alands bv oituitarv or ovarian isoarafts in thp moiisp
Texas Rep Biol Med 23:715, 65. Response of ovarian
Isografts to purified FSH, LH, and LTH In partially and
comoletely hypoohvsectomized mice.
GEN ANDERSON, DAVID E., Univ. Texas, M. D.
Anderson Hosp., Tumor Inst., Houston,
Tpyas (^pnptir asnprts nf hnuinp oriiiar
rarrinnma
Ann NY Acad Sci 100:436, 63. Effects of
oioment on bovinp orular snnamoris rarrinnma.
J Animal Sci 20:474, Aug 61. Bovine "cancer
pup" yi Ffforts nf siinllnht
J Animal Sci 20:903, 61. Pigment In relation
tn Knwino ranro. a\ia f . i.././%nf!k ! I !►..
Ann NY Acad Sci 108:948, Nov 63. Genetic
aspects of cancer with special reference to
cancer of the eve in the bovine.
MC GENSLER, WALTER J., Grad. Sch., Boston Univ.
Boston, Mass. Anticancer agents and
rhpmistrv nf nnrinnhvllntnyin
(contd)
549
CA-02e93
CA-02896
J Am Chem Soc 84:1748, 62. Synthesis of
nrtrinnhvllntnvin
PATH SHUBIK, PHILIPPE, Chicago Med. Seh.,
Chicago, III. Induced melanotic
tumnrs in ^vrian anidpn ham^Jpr
Biol Interactions Normal Neoplastic Growth,
Henry Ford Hosp Int Sympos, 62. Factors
determinina the neoolastic resoonse induced
hw rarrinnnpnc
Cancer Res 21:661, Jun 61. DMBA-induced
mplanntlr ttimnrs in whitp iiani<;tpr.
Cancer Res 21:1537, Dec 61. Carcinogenesis
with iirprhan
Exp Cell Res 27:608, 62. An eiectfonmlcro-
scopic study of skin carcinogenesis in the
mouse with special reference to the intramito-
nhnndri;}! hndv.
J Ceil Biol 16, (No 1):171, 63. The fine
structure of normal and neoplastic melanocytes
in the Syrian liamster. witli Dartir.iiiar refprpnrp
tn rarrinnnpn-inrfiirpH mplanMir fiimrtre
J Nat Cancer Inst 10:297, 63. Carcinogen-
induced melanotic tumnr<? tn_animal<;.
Henry Ford Hosp Int Sympos: Biological Inter-
actions in Normal and Neoolas tic Growth,
I :fHo n..ni.m Cn RnQtnn n PftS. 62 .
Factors determining the neoplastic response
induced hv carcinoopns.
Henry Ford Hosp Int Sympos: Biological Interac -
tions in Normal and Neoplastic Growth , 62.
Factors determinina the neoolastic resoonse
inriunpH hv carninnopn*;
Am J Path 43, (No 2):175, Aug 63. A study
of the histogenesis of experimental melanotic
tumors respmhlino cplliilar hliip npui- Thp
puiripnrp in siinnnrt nf thpir npnrnnpnir nrinin
Ann NY Acad Sci 100:279, Feb 63.
Carcinogen-induced melanotic tumors in the
Syrian hamsfpr.
J Cell Biol 16:171, 63 . The fine structure of
normal and neoplastic melanocytes in the
Syrian hamster with oarticuiar reference to
narrinnopn-inHnrpri mplanotir tnmnr^
Lab Invest 12, (No 5):554, May 63. The
induction and ultrastructural study of amelano-
tic dermal mplanorvtoma in rhp Syrian alhinn
ham^tpr
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 10:297, 63. Carcino-
oen-induced melanotic tumors in animals.
Cancer Res 21, (No 11):1537, Uec 61. Multi-
potential carcinogenesis with urethan in the
Syrian aolden hamster.
BToToiiieal interactrons irTWormal and Neoplastic
Growth, Little, Brown and Co., Boston, Massj
Ch. 23. 0. 285. 62. Factors determinina the
npnnia<;tic rp<;nnn<;p indiir.pfi hv rarcinnopns.
J Cell Biol 21, (No 1):63, 64. A study of the ultrastructural
localization of hair l<eratin synthesis utilizing electron
microscooic autoradinaranhv in maonptir fiplri.
J Invest Derm 43, (No 4):267, Oct 64. Electronmicroscopic
radioautography. The melanosome as a site of melanogenesis
in nponlastir mplannrvtp*;.
Jap J Derm 74, (No 11):679, Nov 64. The fine structure and
histogenesis of experimental melanocytic tumors in the
Syrian hamster.
PC KAPLAN, HENRY S., Sch. Med., Stanford
Univ., Palo Alto, Cal. Molecular
rharar.tpri*;tir<: and functional rolp nf RNA
Biochemistry 1:866, 62. Amino acid acceptor
PMA in u/achoH mirtricAmpe
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 6:458, 61.
Chemical basis for sensitization of bacteria
to UV liaht bv incoroorated bromouracil.
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 8:157, 62.
Dose dependent decrease in extractability of
DNA from bacteria followino irradiation with
uitrauinlpt liaht nr with ui<:ihlp linht ni(i«; Hv/^
Cancer Res 21:1148, Oct 61. A chromatographic
comparison of nucleic acids from isologous
npwnnrn , aHrilt anH nprtnlactir thwrniic
Nature 190:794, 61. Radiosensltization of
E. coli by purine and pyrlmidine analogues
inrnronrated in ONA.
Radiat Res 16:98, Jan 62. Effect of halogen-
atpri nvrimiHinp*; nn raflin';pn';ltiyitu nf F . rnii .
Am J Roentgen 90, (No 5):907, Nov 63. Bio-
chemical basis of reproductive death in irra-
diated cells.
Photochem Photobiol 2:503, 63. Photochemi-
cal reactions of thymine, uracil, uridine,
cytosine and bromouracil in frozen solution
anH in riripH film<;
Photochem Photobiol 3:1, 64. The photochem-
istry of thymine anH bromouracil in vivo.
Photophvsioloqv , Academic Press, New York,
2:329, 64. Photochemistry of the nucleic
acids.
Fed Proc 21:370, 62. The in vivo crosslinking
of DNA and protein by sublethal doses of ultra-
violet liaht.
J Neurochem 9:277, 62. Catabolism of deriva-
tii/p"; nf iiraril unf^ rvjtnciiip hv i-at liccnoc
Proc 4th Int Photobiol Congr, Oxford, 64. The
photochemical interaction of deoxyribonucleic
arid and nrntpin in \ii\tn and it« hinlnniral
imnnrtanr.p
Proc Pacific Slope Biochem Conf Abstr No 34,
61. Photochemistry of nucleic acids.
Proc Pacific Slope Biochem Conf Abstr 1, 62.
The in vivo crosslinking of DNA and protein
by physiological doses of ultra-violet light.
Proc Pacific Slope Biochem Conf Abstr No 33,
64. The biological importance of DNA-protein
crosslinks in UV irradiated E coli 15 TAU.
Radiat Res 14:494, 61. Studies on the uptake of
radioactive amino acids by irradiated and non-
irrariiatpd mammalian npll<: mltiuatpH in witrn
Radiat Res 22:237, 64. The crosslinking of DNA
and protein by ultraviolet light in vivo and its
hinlnniral imnnrtanrp
Radiation Effects in Physics, Chemistry and
gjology, North-Holland h'ub CJo, b'i. A com-
narir^on of the pffprt<; nf y-rav<; and ultra-
violet light on the nucleic acids in vivo and
in uitrn.
Blochim Biophys Acta 114:1. 66. The biological importance
of ultraviolet light Induced ONA -protein crosslinks in
Escherichia coli 15 TAU.
Proc 3rd Int Congr Radiat Res, Cortina, Italy, Jun 66.
Biologically important damage to DNA by photoproducts
other than cvclobutane-tvoe thymine dimers.
CA-02897 END JENSEN, ELWOOD V., Sch. Med., Univ.
Chicago, Chicago, III. Steroids
and =-.iwth
Perspect Biol Med 6:47, 62. On the mechanism
of estrogen action.
Recent Progr Hormone Res 18:387, 62. Basic
guides to the mechanism of estrnaen action.
Am J Obstet Gynec 87:979, 63. Estradiol me-
tabolism in nreanant and nonorpanant wnmpn
Deutsch Med Wschr 88:1229, 63. Uber die
Wirkunosweise von Ostroopnpn.
Proc Nat Acad Sci 50:454, 63. Depressed
incorporation of thymidine-H^ into deoxyribo-
nucleic acid followino administration nf
7 .17-dimpthvlhpn7fa)anthrarpnp
J Exp Med 119:943, 64. Aromatic induced pre- i
vention of fatal toxicity of 7,12-dimethylbenzati-
thracene.
Science 147:1153, 65. Carcinogenic aromatic
hydrocarbons: Special vulnerability of rats.
Proc Canad Cancer Res Conf 6:143, 65. The mechanism of
stprnid arfion as i-platpd tn rarrinnnenpcic
Proc 2nd Int Congr Endocr, London, p. 420, 64. Metabolic
fate of steroid hormones in target tissues with regard to
tissue sopcifirity.
CA-02903 CY SIMPSON, WILLIAM L., Detroit Inst. Cancer
Res., Detroit, Mich. Studies in cancer
chemotherapy
Ann NY Acad Sci 103:4, Feb 63. Distribution
of mast cells as function of age and exposure
to carcinogenic aaents.
Cancer 15:294, Mar-Apr 62. Vincaleuko-
hlastinp fhpranu nf dissptninafpd ranror
Cancer Chemother Rep No 27, p. 55, Mar 63.
Trlmethylpurln-6-ylammonium chloride (NSC-
51095) : Acute toxicity in man.( Preliminary reo)
Experientia 17:552, 61. Purin-6-yltrimethyl-
ammnniiim rhinridp Npw niirinp antimpfahnlifo
J Invest Derm 38:57, Feb 62. Origin of basal
rpll onitholinmac in tho rut
J Invest Derm 40:305, Jun 63. Metabolic studies
on skin. I. Isolation of various mouse skin
rnmnnnpnts.
J Org Chem 26:3392, 61. Some 6-substituted
uracils.
J Org Chem 27:3045, 62. Nucleosides.
I B'-Aminn-S'-dpnvvifridinp and S'-aminn-
J Org Chem 27:3300, 62. Nucleosides. II.
5'-0-mpsvlthvmidinp and 3'-n-mpcvlrhvmidinp
J Org Chem 28:942, 63. Nucleosides. III. l-(2'-
Deoxy-3',5'-epoxy-p-D-threo-pentofuranosyl)
thvminp.
Lab Invest 12:712, Jul 63. Histochemical demon-
slraMnn nf Ipiirinp aminn-npntidasp
Progr Exp Tumor Res 3:216, 63. Progress in
vinis rpsparrh
Rlnln^jiral Intprartinns in Nnrmal and Nenplastir
Growth, Little, Brown Co, Boston, 311, 62.
Mpspnrhvmal and mast rpll rhannec
Acta Un Int Cancr 20:700, 64. Characteristics of
the nre-neonlastic statP-
Anal Biochem 7, (No 2):135, Feb 64. Quan-
titative collection of micro amounts of steroids
from oas-iiouid chromatoaraohv.
Blood 21, (No 3):352, Mar 63. Megaloblasto-
sis produced by a cytosine antagonist 1-p-D-
arabinofuranoslvcytosine.
Cancer 17:666, May 64. Autologous transplanta-
tion of enzymatically prepared and freeze-pre-
served human tiimnrs
Ecology 45, (No 2):387, Spring 64. Effect of
isolation of laboratory mice (Mus musculus) at
room temoerature on their subseouent rpsistancp
to low temnpratures.
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Progress In Tumor PeseafCh, S. Karge
York, 3:216, 63. Progress In virus i
J Am Chem See 86:1896, 64. Nucleosides".
VI. The introduction of unsaturation into the
carbohydrate of a ovrimidine nucleoside via _
a 2.3'-3nhvrtrn hnnrt.
J Med Chem 7:3S5, May 64. Nucleosides. ~
IV. l-(2-deoxy-P-D-lyxofuranosyl)-5-
lndour;icll. _
J Med Chem 7:574, Jul 64. Substrates for cyt'o-
chemlcal demonstration of enzyme activity. I.
Some substituted 3-lndolvl-e-O-alvcoDvrano- _
*:iHp*;, _
J Crg Chem 29:2076, Jul 64. Nucleosides. V.
The monomesylates of l-(2' -deoxy-p-D-
Ivxofuronosvl) thymine. _
Lab Invest 12:1249, Dec 63. A comparative
study of a series of new Indolyl compounds to
localize 6-aalactosldase In tissue.
New Eng J Med 269:1005, Nov 63 . Treatment
of disseminated carcinoid tumors Including
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Proc 12th Int Congr Derm 2, 61 Metabolic
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Tetrahedron Letters 38:2725, Sep 64. Nucleo-
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(/ifiicpc ratnlnn npnnlasms of reticu-^
lar tI(;<;MP In thp mniicp- A rnmn>irj»Mup cfiiHv
Blochim Blophys Acta 104, (No 1):250, Jun 65.
The conjugation of estrogen metabolites by
liver slices. A aas liould chromatoaraohlc _
characterization nf esfrnapn mpt;ihnlltps. _
Cancer 18, (No 6) :665, Jun 6$. Effect of acut'e
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Chemotheraov of (dancer. Elsevier Pub Co, '
Amsterdam, p. 118, 64. Critical analysis of
594 cancer patients treated with 5-fluorouracll^
CA-C2906 CY ZAKRZEWSKI, SIGMUND F., Health Res. Inc.,
Buffalo, N,Y. Bacterial and leukemlc-
cel! resistance to antl-fnilcs _
Bloehemlitry 1:842, 62. Preparation and
bloloalcal actlvltv of dlhydroamlnooterln.
Cancer Res 22:495, 62. Inhibition of the ' ~
growth of an amethopterln-refractory tumor by
dietary restriction of folic acid.
Fed Proc 22:231, 63. On the structure of
dihydrofolate. _ _
J Biol Chem 238:1465, 63. The mechanism
of binding of folate an alogues to folate reduc-
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Fed Prac 23:324, 64. Studies on decoylnlneJ
a nucleosirip anaino, J_
J Biol Chem 238, (No 4):1485, Apr 63. the
mechanism of binding of folate analogues by
folate reductase,
J Biol Chem 238:4002, 63. Relationship be-
tween basicity of certain folate analogues and
their affinities to folate reductase. ,
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:6, 64. Studies on
the biological activity and mode of action of
7-deaza-inosine.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:54, 64. Different""
effects of folic acid deficiency and treatment
with amethoDterin on the orowth of several rat
ttimnr*; T
Antimicrob Agents Chemother 4th Abstr Intersci
Conf, p. 77, Oct 64. Nucleoside antibiotics
related to adenosine.
Blochem Blophys Res Commun 16:400, 64. In- '
hibition of ribosephosphate pyrophosphokinase
activity bv decovinine, an adenine nucleoside.
Fed Proc 24:540, 65. Purification and propertiesf
of folate reductase (FR) from cultured sarcoma'
1?0 cells (S-180).
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 6:6," 65. BibToflTcal f
activity of 4'-Thioadenosine, a new nucleoside
analog.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 6:60, 65. Tetrahydro-T
folate derivatives in tumors responsive to
amethooterin or dietary deficiency of folic acid.
Proc Am Chem Soc 148th Nat Mtg, p. 36, Sep 6C
Studies on the mode of action of 2-fluoroaden-
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CA-02910 CB BRUNST, VICTOR v., Roswell Park Memorial
Inst., Buffalo, N.Y. Importance of
innervation for tumor develooment in the axololl
Am J Roentgenol 85:158, Jan 61. Roentgen
rparp«;«;inn in axninti -
Quart Rev Biol 36:178, Sep 61. Problems
nf rpopnpratinn .
CA-02912 GM HAMBRICK, GEORGE W., Jr., Univ.
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Human
epidermal ceils in tissue culture
J Invest Demi 34:219, Apr 62. Inoculability
and transniantabilitv of seborrheic keratoses.
CA-D2913 CB RUBEN, L.N., Reed C, Portland, Ore.
Xenoplastic studies of amphibian limb
reoeneration
Am Zool 1, Aug 61. Some aspects of homograft-
induced accessory limbs in urodeles. I. Sys-
temic dosaap efferts.
Am Zool 4:552, 62. The induction of accessary
limbs in urodeles by mammalian Implants.
J Morph 112:279, May 63. Post-embryonic in-
Hiirtinn In iirnnpip llmh<;
■ ■ J Mbi'ph 115, ( N6 2):225, Stb 64. T Wt I MM»W» *
tion of lymphosarcoma of Xenopus laevls Into ,
reaeneratino and non-regenerating forellmbs of
that sopcIp?.
CA-02915 CY GREENBERG. DAVID M., Sch. Med., Univ.
California, San Francisco, Cal. Cancer
chemotheraov bv antimetabolite and
xn^vmes
Acta Isotopica 2:119, 61. (Cholesterol blo-
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Path Biol 9:610, 61. Genetic transformation
In mnusp ascites tumors.
Cancer Res 23:818, 63. Studies on tumor
resistance to 5-fluorouracil.
Cancer Res, Jul 64. Effect of the administra-
tion of the enzyme glutaminase on the growth
of cancer cells.
Arch Blochem 108:143, 64. PurlTlcatlon and pro-
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Arch Blochem 108:150, 64. P'uriTJcatTon and pro-i
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J Biol Chem 239:4245, 64. Purification and pro-
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from calf thymus.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 6:17, 65. MecRanlsms
of tumor growth inhibition by glutaminase from a
pseudomonad.
CA-02918' HEM CHAPLIN, HUGH C, Jr., Sch. Bfed., Washington
Univ., St. Louis. Mo. Symptomatic
hemolytic anemia In mallaant disease
Am J Clin Path 38:557, 62. Measurement of
In vivo survival of red blood cells by means of
starch block hemoglobin electroohoresis.
Arch DIs Child 105:19, 63. Plasma hemo-
globin concentration In umbilical cord blood of
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Arch Intern Med 111:286, 63. Effect of normal
cells on viscosity of sickle cell blood.
Blood 17:139, 61. The antigenicity of normal and
Ipiikpmtr human ipdlrnrurp*
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hpmnninhln IpupI In nnrmal hirman «iihlprt
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dextran sedimentation. Description of newlv
designed eouloment and evaluation of Its use.
Transfusion 2:375, 62. The occasional falfl-
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J Clin Invest 42:1735, 63. Agglutination of
stored erythrocytes by a human serum. Charac-'
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Current Therap y. W 8 Saunders, Philadelphia,
Pa, p. 222, 64. Transfusion reaction and
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General Principles of Blood Transtusjon , J B
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Transfusion reactions.
Blochem J 95:256, 65. Preparation and properties
of the peptide chains of normal human 19 S
gamma globulin.
Clin Res, Oct 64. Rh antibody activity in human
urine.
Fed Proc 24:502, 65. Pjysical antigenic proper-
ties of a aamma A myeloma orotein.
CA-02922 HEM GOODMAN, J.R., Univ. So. California, Los Angeles
Electron microscooe study of lenkocytps
CA-02923- END PAULSEN, E. P., Albert Einstein Col. Med.,
Yeshiva Univ., N. Y. C. Adrenal and
gonadotrophin maturation in childhood
CA-02924 ■. PET KIDDER, GEORGE W., Amherst Col., Amherst,
Mass. Synthesis and testing of metabolic
analr.as
Biochem Pharmacol 11:53, 62. Biological
artivitv of stprol alvcosides.
Comp Biochem Physiol 8:331, 63. Ubiquinone
in four aenera of Protozoa.
Fed Proc 21:240, 62. On the biosynthesis
of the auinone rina of coenzyme 0.
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 12:280, 63.
Relationship between pyrimidine and lipid bio-
synthesis and unconjugated pteridine.
Biochem Pharmacol 13:353, 64. Inhibition by
ouromvcin and its reversal bv oeotides.
Fed Proc 23:376, 64. Compounds sparing the
reouiremenl for biooterin.
Fed Proc 23:529, 64. Source of unconjugated
pteridines in Crithidia.
J Biol Chem 240:1754, 65. The nature of the
inorganic polyphosphates in a flagellated pro-
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PATH FANGER, HERBERT, Rhode Island Hosp.,
Providence, R.I. Effects of hormones
on human breast tissue cultures
ObstetGynec 22:419, 63. Capillaries and
arterioles of cer«ix.
Exp Cell Res 35:437, 64. Huniah mammary
slices In organ culture. I. Method of culture
and orellminarv observation on the effect of
insulin.
Ph D Thesis, Univ Rhode Island, 65. Effect
of insulin on human mammary slices in organ
culture.
PATH FENNELL, R.H., Jr., U. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Spnqitryafion rp<;nnn<;p in mirp with r;?rr:inoma
PATH SETALA, K., U. Helsinki, Finland
Mechanism of carcinogenesis in mice and
rabbits
MC CROMWELL, NORMAN H., Grad. Sch., Univ.
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Studies in
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.1 Clrn Chpm 9A-^S1?. At InHpnnnjiinnlinpc
J Org Chem 27:1674, 62. Indenoqulnollnes.
III. Derivatives of llH-indeno [l,2-b]-
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J Org Chem 27:3038, 62. Eliminations reac-
tions of a-halogenated ketones. IX. A com-
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bromobenzyl)-l-Indanone with those of
2-bromo-2-(a-bromobenzyl)-3,3-dimethyl-
1-indanone.
J Org Chem 26:3812, 61. Indenoqulnollnes. I.
Derivatives of llH-indeno[1.2-bl auinoline.
J Org Chem 26:3817, 61. Indenoouinolines. II.
Derivatives of 6H-indeno(2.1~b) auinoline.
J Org Chem 27:1674, 62. IndfenodUinotifirsnflT ,
Derivatives of llH-indenoll,2-bl quinoxaline
and related indeonoou inclines.
J Org Chem 27:3038, 62. blimmation CeittioriS o7
a-halogenated ketones. IX. A comparison of |
the reactions of 2-bromo-2-(a-bromobenzyl)-l-
indanone with those of 2-bromo-2-(a-bromo-
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J Am Chem Soc 87:2510, 65. A novel rearrangement of
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Tetrahedron Lett 48:4369, 65. Ethylenlmine ketones. XVI.
Proton maanetic resonance soectra.
Tetrahedron Lett 52:4833, 65. Mobile keto allyl systems.
I. Rearrangements in the synthesis of a-[(N-T-butylamlno)-
methylj-chalcone.
Tetrahedron Lett 14:1499, 66. Mobile keto allyl systems.
II. Reactions of 3-bromo-2-hpn7al-l-indanonpR with aminp_5-
PATH FREIMAN, DAVID G., Beth Israel Hosp., Boston,
Mass. Enzyme activation in normal and
neoolastic tissue
Cancer 15:130, Jan-Feb 62. Enzymatic
artiuitv of Ivmnh nodps. 11. Normal and
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Cancer 15:139, Jan-Feb, 62. Enzymatic act-
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J Histochem Cytochem 10:520, Sep 62. Anionic
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Lab Invest 10:1217, Nov-Dec 61. Hydro-
Ivtic enzvme distribution.
Proc Histochem Soc Mtg, 65. Comparative hlstoT
chemical localization of lysosomal enzymes in .
the rat tissue.
CY LAMBOOY, J.P., U. Rochester, N.Y.
Potential cancer chemotherapeutic
comonunds '
J Nutrition, v. 74, 0.466. v. 75. 0.116, Aua. Sent SI
J Nutrition 75:373, Dec 61. Intestinal
■svnthpsi'; nf riboflavin in the rat.
Rec Trav Chim 80:889, 61, The synthesis of
ruaniHp h\i mvma'c nfnrpfiiifp
CB BRAUN, A,C., Rockefeller Inst., N;Y".C".
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nponlastin niant nell*;
Ann Rev Plant Physiol 13:533, 62. Tumor
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Canad Cancer Conf 4:89, 61 . Origin of
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Nature 190:929, Jun 61 . Effect of 5-bromura-
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Growth in Living Systems, Basic Books, New
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TTrigin of the plant
CA-02946
CA-02947
CY
PATH
VILTER, R.W., Col. Med., U. Cincinnati, Ohio
Effect of antimetabolites on leukemia of
rats and man
STULBERG, CYRIL S., Child Research Cr.,
Michigan, Detroit, Mich. Characterization
and rii-eservation of cell strains
Clin Chim Acta 6:665, 61. Automatic
an;4lv<;i<; of tissue nuiturp nrotelns.
Fed Proc 21:159, 62. Further studies of
species specificity of cultured animal cells
bv immunofluorescence.
Lab Invest 11:1322, Dec 62. Primary cultures or
macrophaoes.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 108:434, 61. Species
related antigens of mammalian cell strains as
determined by immunofluorescence.
Analytic Cell Culture, Nat Cancer Inst Mono-
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tatiup and niialiratiup nrp^prvarinn nf rpll- '
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Culture Collections: Perspectives and Problems , j
Univ Toronto Press, p. 163, 63. Preserva- |
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Bact Proc 34, 64. Problems and experiences
in the characterization and preservation of tis-
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Nature 199:616, 63. Species identification '
of animal cells bv Immunofluorescence.
Registry of Cell Lines Certified by the Cell Cul- 1
ture Collection Committee, US Government
Printlna Office. Washinaton. DC . 64 . i
Crybiology 1, (No 1):B0, 64. Freeze preservatiori
of cultured animal cells.
Lab Invest 14, (No 2) ;231, 65. Monitor cultureSi
of stored frozen human cells.
Science 146, (No 3641) :241, Oct 64. Animal
cell strains.
Quart Rev Biol, Jun 66. Symposium on stability In dynamic
microbial systems. Problems and experience in the
characterization and preservation of tissue culture cells.
C-2950 Path Storer . E,H, . Univ. Tenn. . Memohis
CA-0?951 BIO WINZLER, RICHARD J., Sch. Med., Univ.
Illinois, Chicago, III. Chemistry and
metr-;bnl ism of serum alvcooroteins
Arch Biochem 92:475, 61. Neuraminidase of
influenza virus. I . Separation and properties
of enzvme from Asian and PR8 strain.
Biochim Biophys Acta 49:559, 61. Isolation
and characterization of an a-2 acidic glyco-
protein.
J Exp Med 113:37, 61. Preparation of an
inhibitor of viral hemagglutination from human
erythrocytes .
Fed Proc 23:273, 64. Incorporation of glu-
cosamine into olasma alvcooroteins in rats.
J Biol Chem 239:1134, 64. Biosynthesis of
glycoproteins. I. Incorporation of glucosamine-
Cl4 into liver and olasma oroteins of the rat.
Arch Biochem 106:338, 64. BioSynthfiSife of glyCo
proteins. II. The site of glucosamine incorpor*
ation into canine olasma a-1 acid glvcoorotein.
J Biol Chem 239; ( No 10) :3157, Oct 64. The
biosynthesis of glycoproteins. III. Glucosaminle
intermediates in olasma glvcoorotein synthesis'
in livers of ouromvcin-treated mice.
C-2952 A&l Dmochowski . L , . Univ. Texas . Houston . Tpx.
CA-02961 MC ELDERFIELD, ROBERT C, Grad, Sch., Univ.
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Synthesis of
candidate anti-cancer comoounds
J Org Chem 27:2463, 62. Synthesis of poten-
tial anti-cancer agents. XV. Nitrogen mustards!
from indole derivatives.
Croatica Chem Acta 35:85, 63. Synthesis of
potential anti-cancer agents. XVI. Nitrogen
mustards from l-aminoohenazine and 8-
aminoofiinolinp.
Croatica Chem Acta 36:33, 64. Synthesis of po-
tential anti-cancer agents. XVII. Nitrogen
mustrads from urea derivatives.
J Pharm Sci 53:730, 64. Lawsone derfvatives.
II. Sulfonium mustard precursors and 1-
naohthvlisocvanate Comdexes.
CA-02967 SRC CARTER, R.E., State Univ. Iowa, Iowa City
Cnonprativp <;tiiHv nf riipmnthpranv nf Iptikpmia
CA-02971 SRC BISHOP, RONALD C, Sch. Med., Univ.
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Cooperative
evaluation of chemotherapy of leukemia
Cancer Chemother Rep 45:65, 65. Triple drug therapy of
metastatic tumors In children.
CA-02972 ' CY RUTEiJBERG, ALEXANDER M., Beth Israel
Hosp., Boston, Mass. Evaluation of new
agents for the treatment of cancer
Am J Dig Dis 7:797, 62. Leucine aminopep-
tidase and p-glucuronidase activity in cancer-
ous and noncancerous effusions.
Antimicrob Agents Chemother 435, 62. Pre-
liminary report on kanamycin 3-phenyl sali-
cylate.
Gastroenterology 43:266, 62. Serum cerulo-
plasmin in patients with cancer, obstructive
iaundice, and other diseases.
Gastroenterology 44:127, 63. A method for
the colorimetric determination of t-glutamyl
transoeotidase in human serum; enzymatic
activitv in health and diseasp
Nature 197:800, 63. Electrophoretic be-
havior of an aminopeotidase of human tissues
and serum.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 110:683, 62. Local-
ization of serum leucine aminopeptidase activ-
itv bv oaoer electrophoresis.
' Proc 6th Int Congr Biochem 4, (No 161) ;335, 64'.
The isolation and purification of an aminoacyl
naohthvlaniidase from human liver.
CA-02975- CY CREECH, HUGH J., Inst. Cancer Res.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Preparation and
testiiQ nf chemotberaoeutic aaents
Canad J Biochem 40:905, 62. Polysaccharlde-
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J Org Chem 26:3409, 61. Mono- and
difunctlonal analogs of some quinollne and
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J Org Chem 27:2677. 62. Anomalous hydrolytic
behavior of some basically-substituted
nhthallmlHp';.
J Org Chem 28il998, 63. 9-Amlnoacrldlne's
and 4-amino«uinolines: Steric effects of N,N-
dlsubstitutlon.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:312, 62. Immuno-
chemical studies of conjugates prepared from
proteins and nitrogen mustards. _
Canad J Biochem 42:593, 64. Polysaccharide-
peptide complexes from Serratia marcescens
ceils.
J Med Chem 7:471, 64. Further Investigations of
hpternrvrllr :iikvl;itlna aopnt<;,
J Med Chem 7:480, 64. Acrldlne and quinollne
analogs of nitrogen mustard with amide side
chains.
J Med Chem 9:217, 66. Heterocyclic derivatives of 2-
chioroeth vl sulf ide wit h antitumor activitv. .„__
CA-02976 " CY T?AVA57H:F;; Inst. Cancer Res., PhlladefpHii f~
Sttidip-; on hactprial tnxln<;
Blochem Pharmacol 8:226, Aug 61. Effect of
living haemolytic streptococci on ascites Sar-
rnma "il anri Krph<; ? rarr.lnnma rplU. __
Cancer ReS 2r, (No 91:1666, Oct 64. Effect 6f | '
endotoxin on liver carbohydrate of mice bearing]
transplantable tumors sarcoma 37 and Krebs-2
carcinoma.
CA-02977 HEM AMBRUS, JULIAN L., Health Research, Inc.,
Buffalo, N.Y. Therapeutic use of antl-
oiasmin in neooiastic disease
Am J DIs Child 102:639, 62. Enzymes of the
blood clotting and fibrlnolysin systems In
mature and premature infants and Infants with
hyaline membrane disease: Before and after
therapv with human niasmln.
Am J DIs Child 102:639, 62. Experimental'
hyaline membrane disease in guinea pigs.
Therapeutic trial with human oiasmln.
AMA Sympos Thromb, Chicago, Jun 62. Fibri-
nolytic enzymes In the treatment of thrombo-
embolic disease.
Blood 19:523, 62. Bone marrow transplanta-
tion In cancer chemotheraov.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:421, 62. Clinical
experience with AB 132.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:27, 62. Clinical
evaluation of AB-132 In the management of
advanced bronchoaenic carcinoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:31, May 62. AB-
1 19 in trpafmpnt nf Ivmnhnmas and leukemlas.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:37, May 62. AB-
1 ■?? in trpatmpnt nt npdiatrip. mallananrlss. _
Clrculat Res 9:1208, Nov 61. Fibrlnolysin
Qv«;tpm.
Clrculat Res 10:161, Feb 62. On the mecha-
nl<:m nf thromhniv«il« hv nla^min.
Clin Pharmacol Ther 3:305, May-Jun 62.
Parpntpral <;niramvrin.
Fed Proc 21:335, 62. Relationship between
the anticholinesterase activity and side effect
llabllltyof AB-132 in man.
Fed Proc 22:561, 63. Immunofluorescent
staining technique as an aid in studying plas-
min localization. .
J Nat Cancer Inst 30:17, 63. Effect of oxygen"
tension on the sensitivity of normal and tumor
tissues to alkvlatina aaents.
Nat Cancer Inst Monograph (No 10), p. 447,
63. A virus induced tumor in primates. _
New Yori< J Med 62:3738, Dec 62. Clot formation
;»nH Hi<;^nliiHnn
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:355, 62. AB-132
^nfi raHiaMnn in hfnnrhnnoni/" ruirinrtm:*
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:4, Apr 63. Local-
ization of fibrinolytic enzymes in transplanted
rodent tumors. __
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:59, 63. AB-132
and radiation therapy in the treatment of intra-
thoracic maliqnancies.
Proc Am College Physicians, 43rd Ann Session,
Phlla, Pa, p. 47, 62. Radiation, hormones,
chemicals and viruses as variables in carclno-
opHP*;!*;.
Proc Int Cong Hematoi, Mexico City, Sep 62.
Studies on localization of components of the
fibrinoivsin svstem to fibrin clots uslno Immun-
nfliioresrpnt stalnlno tpnhnlarip<:. ^
Proc 9th Int Soc Hemat, Chap 12, 62. Locali-
zation of components of fibrlnolysin system to
fihrin r.lots. ^
Proc Int Sympos Bone Marrow Ther Chem Protec
irradiated Primates, Netherlands p. 27, 62.
Bone marrow transoiantation in the protection
of orimatps aaain<;t radlatinn.
Proc Int Sympos Bone Marrow Ther Chem Protec
in irradiated Primates, Netherlands p. 339,
62. Bone marrow transoiantation and chemlca|_
protection against alkylating agents In the
therapy of neooiastic diseases. _
Proc 7th Cong DIs Chest, New Delhi, India, 63.
Experimental and clinical therapy of thrombo-
embolic diseases with fibrinolytic enzymes.
Proc Soc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:301, 62.
Study on the mechanism of action of side
effects produced bv AB-132.
Skin 3:81, 62. Tumors of the skin: Effects of
local use of cytostatic anents.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 108:360, 61. Chemo-
thpranv nn Frlpnd vinj*; Ipukpmia.
Thromb DIath Haemorrh 7:210, 62. Experi-
mental and clinical studies on the fibrlnolysin
system.
Fed Proc 22:561, 63. Immunofluorescent
staining technique as an aid in studying plas-
min localization.
Fed Proc 23:354, 64. Role of blood cells in
fibrinolysis.
Pediatrics 32:10, 63. Studies on hyaline mem-
branc disease. I. The fibrinoiysin system in
oathoaenesis and theraov.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 116:69, 64. Produc-
tion of members of the blood coagulation and
fibrinoiysin systems bv the isolated oerfused
livpr
Proc Sympos Fibrinoiysin, Fed Soc Exp Biol,
Chicaan. III. 64. Intrnductorv address.
Cancer 17,"rWd {I'Mi, Jui 64. t-omoineo use of
AB-132 (meturedepa, turloc) and X irradiation
in the management of advanced bronchogenic
carcinoma.
Clin Pharmacol Ther 5, (No 4) :428, Jul-Aug 64.
Effect of ciaarette smokino on blood coaaulation.
Fed Proc 24, (No 2) . Mar-Apr 65. A fibrinolysis"
ootentiating agent (FP) from human red ceils.
J AppI Physiol 19, (No 3):536, May 64. Quanti-
tative evaluation of fibrinolytic enzymes in a
simulated human system.
teraction of streptokinase with plasminogen. I.
Functional oroperties of the activated enzymes.
CA-02978 CY MANDEL, H. GEORGE, Sch. Med., George
Washington Univ., Washington, D.C.
Methods for studying action of tumor inhibiting
druos
Blochem Blophys Acta 61:86, 62. Intracellular
differentiation of purine ribonucleotides derived
from exogenous and endogenous sources.
Blochim Blophys Acta 61:824, 62. Relationship
between compartmentatlon of purine ribonucleo-
tides and fppd hark Inhlhllinn nf dp nnvn niirlnp
«vnthp«lc
Blochem Pharmacol 12:303, 63. Studies on
the mechanism of action of 1-amlnocyclopen-
tane-l-carboxvlic acid.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:1, 62. The differen-
tial effect of 3-azaguanine on nucleic acid and
protein biosynthesis of leukemia L-1210.
Cancer Res 23:250, 63. The metabolism of
ethldlum bromide in normal and neoplastic
tissues.
Cancer Res 23:254, 63. Rapid membrane
filtration technics for studying the action of
6-thloguanlne on tumor cells in vitro.
Cancer Res 23:491, 63. Inhibition of purine
metabolism in Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells
bv ohenanthridinium compounds related to
ethidium bromide.
Fed Proc 21, Mar-Apr 62. Effects of 5-fluoro-
iiraril nn Rarillit^ rprpti^
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Vox Sang 7:348, 62. The mechanisms of
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Cancer Chemother Rep 16:173, Feb 62.
Clinical trials with cyclophosphamide in the
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Cancer Chemother Rep 16:431, Feb 62. Clin-
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Cancer Chemother Rep 18:79," May 62. Uracil
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evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
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Cancer Chemother Rep 21:75) Aug 62. The"
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Cancer Chemother Rep 21:81, Aug 62. The
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Cancer Chemother Rep 21:87,' Aug 62. the
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Cancer Chemother Rep 21:107,' Aug 62. the
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Cancer Chemother Rep 23:51, Oct 62. Phase I
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Cancer Chemother Rep 23:55, Oct 62. Cycle- "
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Cancer Chemother Rep 28:39, Apr 63. ClInfcaT
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Cancer Chemother Rep 40:43, Aug 64. Phase II studies
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Cancer Chemother Rep 40:45, Aug 64. Phase II studies
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Cancer Chemother Rep 40:47, Aug 64. Phase II studies of
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Cancer Chemother Rep 40sJ9, Aug 64. Phase II studies of
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Cancer Chemother Rep 40:53, Aug 64. Phase II studies of
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'C-3109 . Rad Weens . H.S. . Emorv Univ. . Atlanta . Ga.
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Cancer Res 22:797, Aug 62. Chemicals required
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Steroids 1:33, Jan 63. A method for the simul-
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Steroids 1:211, 63. Studies in steroid metab-
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Pharmacologist 3:72, 61. Taurine levels in
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Cancer 18, (No 5), May 65. Antitumor efficacy of norandro-
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Cancer 17, (No 8):1063, Aug 64. Comparison of
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Cancer 15:726, Jul-Aug 62. Hormonal therapy .
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Cancer Chemother Rep 21:113/ Aug 62. The
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Bull Un Int Cancr 2, (No 3), Jul 64. The teach-
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Am J Surg 110:514, 65. The use of muscle flaps in {
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Cancer, Sep 65. Current status of surgical treatment of i
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CA-03360 SRC HAYES, MARK A., Sch. Med., Yale Univ.,
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metastatic female breast carcinoma. III.
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Cancer Chemother Rep (No 29), May 63. Vin-
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Cancer 17:779, 64. Hormonal therapy ot metasta-
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Cancer Chemother Rep 41:7, 64. Vincristine
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Surg Gynec Obstet 119:785, 64. Survival of
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Cancer Chemother Rep (No 44), Feb 65. Hormonal therapy
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Cancer 15:636, 62. Hormonal therapy in
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Cancer Chemother Rep (No 16), Feb 62. Anti-
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Cancer Chemother Rep (No 16), p. 585, 62.
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JAMA 181:174, Jul 62. Diuretic therapy for
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Cancer 16:1113, 63. Hormonal therapy In
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Cancer Chemother Rep 41:12J, 64. Progress
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Cancer 17:1214, 64. Laminagrams of the ffiorotrast-opacifleJ
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Cancer 18^)31, 65. Combined estrogenic and androgenic hor-
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study of the ovarian stromal lipid band, stromal theca cell,
and normal ovarian follicular aoparatus.
Cancer 19:552, 66. Observations on cortical nodules in
human adrenal glands: Their relationshio to neoolasia.
Clin Obstet Gynec 9:116, 66. The development of malignancy
In endometriosis.
(contd)
579
Develop Med Child Neural 8:37, bi. Mental subnormality
in Hunter-Hurler syndrome (gargoylism): A suggested
biochemical cause.
Endocrinology 77:87/ 65. Some effects of protein deficiency
on the rat thvroid.
Endocrinology 77:725/ 65. The control of parathyroid
secretion.
Endocrinology 77:1043, 65. Effects of long term sodium de-
privation of the adrenal cortices of rats: A histochemlcal
study.
Endocrinology 78:220, 66. Observations on phosphorylase
artivirv riistrihiition in the adrenal cortext Effect of ACTH.
J Histochem Cytochem 13:454, 65. Locallration of skeletal
muscle phosphorylase using a fluorescent antibody technique
and its correlation with histochemlcal observations.
J Histochem Cytochem 13:547, 65. Inactlvation and
reactivation of liver phosphorylase In vitro: Effect
of glucose-1-phosphate.
J Histochem Cytochem 13:553, 65. The effect of nutrltlonat
state on phosphorylase activity in the liver: A histochemlcal
study.
Lab Invest 14:1939, 65. Studies on the early stages of
thyroidal iodide concentration and binding in the adult
rat thyroid.
Lab Invest 15:312, 66. Observations on amylophosphorylase
activitv and native qivcooen in islet cells.
Neurology 16, (No 45:309, 66. Oxidative enzymes In spinal
mota neurons In Werdnlg-Hoffmann disease. A comparison
with the axonal reaction.
Obstet Gynec 25:747/ 65. Structural variations In the adult
ovarv - clinical slantficance.
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, J B Lipplncott'
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Ch 19/ 65. Role of the notochord
in human intervertebral disk. 1. Fetus and infant.
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CA-03431 CB MUHLBOCK, OTTO, Netherlands Cancer Inst.,
Amsterdam, Netherlands Hormonal genesis
nf m-mmarv canrer
Acta EndocrCSuppI 67) p. 70, 62. Luteotrophlc
hni-mnnp cprrptinn in thp m;)|p rat
Acta Endocr 41:321, 62. Experimental studies
on the effect of ergocornine methanesulphonate
nn the lutpnthrooic function of the rat oituitarv
nIanH.
Acta Endocr 42:225, 63. Studies on the mech-
anism of decidualization. 1. The oestrogen surg
nf DspiiHoDreanancv and oroqraviditv and its role
In thp nrnrpq*; nf Hpridiiali7ation.
Acta Endocr 43:246, 63. Experimental studies
on the regulation of corpus luteum function cas-
tratpri male rats bearino a transplanted ovarv.
Acta Physiol Pharmacol Neerl 11:273, 62. In-
hibition of prolactin secretion by ergocornine
mpthanpsulohonate in the rat and in the mouse.
Acta Un Int Cancer 18:194, 62. The induction
of uterine tumours in mice treated with testos-
terone.
Acta Un Int Cancer 18:197, 62. On the his-
tology and the fine structure of uterine tumours
induced bv testosterone in mice.
Acta Un Int Cancer 18:270, 62. Mammary
tiimniir induction bv oituitarv isoorafts in mice.
Acta Un Int Cancer 18:275, 62. Experimental"
tumours in the anterior lobe of the pituitary;
induntion . aenesis.
Cancer Res 22:713, 62. Further Investlgatfons
on induction of mammary cancer in mice by iso-
araft*; nf hvDnohvseal tissue.
Czechoslovak Med Soc J p. 44, 62. Hormonal
racrinnnpnp<:i<;
Excerpta Med (No 51), p. 109, 62. Estrogens
in thp npnpci« nf mammary ranrpr
Gen Comp Endocr 2:601, 62. Prolactin and the
inHiirtinn nf mammarv tumors in mice.
Helv Med Acta 29:437, 62. Ergebnisse exper-
impntpllpr untersuchunaen.
Jaarb Kankeronderz Kankerbestr 11:71, 61.
Verdere onderzoekingen over de inductie van
mammatumoren bii de muis door hvooohvse-
tran«;nlanratip.
Jaarb Kankeronderz Kankerbestr 11:79, 61.
Uterustumoren in muizen opgewekt doortestos-
tprnn .
J Chromatogr 7:39, 62. Zone electrophoresis
nf rnirip nitiiitarv pxtrart.
J Reprod Fertil 2:369,61. Termination of early
(pre-nidation) pregnancy in the mouse by single
inipntion nf eroocornine methanesulohonate.
Nature 196:287, 61. Total mammectomy in
fpmalp mice and rats.
Proc 8th Int Cancer Cong, Moscow, p. 9, 62.
Co-operation between laboratory and clinic in
cancer research.
Proc 8th Int Cancer Cong p. 178, 62. Tumorl-
apnp<;is nf oituitarv isoorafts in mice.
Sympos Cancer Nijmegen p. 47, 62. De relatle
tussen hormonen en tumoren. in: Enkele aspec-
tpn van dp canceroloaie.
Blolooical Interactions in No rmal and Neoplastic
Growth , Churchill Pub Co, London, p. 255,
6?. r.arcinoaenesis in relation to the function
nf pnHnrrinp rran«nlanf<;.
CA-03435
CA-03439
CA-03441
CA-03448
The Morpholo gical Precursors of Cancer, Unlv
Perugia Press, Perugia, p. 9, 62. Hormones
as inducers of the moroholooical precursors of
ranrpr .
Acta Endocr 44:355, 63. Experimental studies
on the effects of ovariectomy and hypophy-
spntomie on blastocyst imolantation in the rat.
Acta Endocr 46:483, 64. Quantitative studies on
the effect of the suckling stimulus on blasto-
ru«;t imnlanraHon in fhp rat.
Acta Endocr 46:571, 64. Aspects of the regula-
tion of corpus luteum function in androgen-
<;tprili7pH fpmalp rat^.
Acta Physiol Pharmacol Neerl 12:162, 63. Stud-
ies on a sub-cellular fraction from bovine pit-
iitfarip*:: A. Uolatinn anri iripnfifir.atinn nf
growth hormone and prolactin. B. Speculation
on the mechanism of growth hormone and pro-
lactin release.
Acta Physiol Pharmacol Neerl 12:187, 63. Ef-
fects of ovariectomy and hypophysectomie on
blastonvst imnlanfafion in fhp rat.
Acta Physiol Pharmacol Neerl 12:325, 63. Cor-
pus luteum function in female rats bearing iso-
transnlanfpri nifuifarv rissiip: nrpliminarv
nh<;pn,atinn<;
Acta Un Int Cancr 19:704, 63. Tumour formation
nf nifiiifarv i^nnraff"; in mirp-
Acta Un Int Cancr 19:825, 63. La collaboration
du laboratoire et de la clinique dans I'^tude
du cancer.
Indian J Cancer 1:10, 64. The significance of
hnrmnnp<: in fhp npnp«;i? nf ranrpK.
J AppI Physiol 18:1035, 63. Exposure chamber
for animals at chanoed atmosoheric conditions.
Jaarb Kankeronderz Nederl 12:45, 62. De sam-
enwerl<ing tussen l<liniel< en laboratorium in
hpf I<anl<prnnripr7np|<-
Nederl T Geneesk 107:1593, 63. Enkele bijdra-
gen van de experimentele pathologie tot de
onr.nloaischp beorio^uormina.
Neoplasma 10:337, 63. Hormones in the genesis
nf ranrpr.
Proc 6th Int Congr Gerontology, Copenhagen,
Aug 63. Longevity and senile pathology in
(r.S7 y nBA) F? mirp.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 115:433, 64. The mam-
mary tumor agent in completely mammectomized
mice.
Proc UICC Cancer Cont, Sep 63. Cellular
rnnfrni mprhani^m anri ranrpr.
Thesis, Unlv Amsterdam, 64. Experimentele
onderzoekingen over het eerste stadium van de
zwangerschap bij de rat.
Prof Khanolkar Felicitation yolume , Parel
Ibombay), Indian Cancer Kes Ctr, Bombay,
n. 91 . fi^. Thp ';innifiranrp nf finrmonps in
fhp npnpQi*; nf ranrpr.
CB Seroeant. T.P. . Trinitv Univ. . San Antonio. Tex.
PATH MOORE, G.E., Health Research, Buffalo, N.Y.
Assays of tumor cells in the peripheral blood
of humans
SRC ESCHER, GEORGE C, Sloan-Kettering
Inst., New York, N.Y. Cooperative study
nf hrpa<:f ranrpr finrmnnp ffipranv
Acta Un Int Cancr 16, (No 5), 63. Advanced breast
carcinoma-factors influencino survival.
Am J Roentgen 93, (No 3):600, Mar 66. The effect of
radiation therapy on the survival time of women with
recurrent mammarv carcinoma.
Cancer 17, (No 81:1073, Aug 64. Hormonal therapy in
advanced breast cancer . 111. Effect of 6^-dibromomethylene
testosterone propionate compared with that of Za-methyl
dlhydrotestosterone propionate on clinical course and
metabolism of selected serum electrolvtes.
Clin Chim Acta 10:39, 64. Serum liooptotelns and human
neoplastic disease.
Clin Obstet Gynec 9, (No 1):195, Mar 66. Role of non-
hormonal chemotherapy in mammarv carcinoma.
J Clin Endocr 24, (No 12):1235, Dec 64. Hypercalcemia in
mammary carcinoma following the administration of a
nrnnp<;faf innal anpnf.
Proc 5th Nat Cancer Conf p. 205, 64. Hormone therapy in
breast cancer.
BBC SINSHEIMER, R. L., California Inst, of Tech-
nology, Pasadena, Cal. Biophysical and
biochemical studies of nucleic_acid
J Mol Biol 4:142, 62. Infection with bacterio-
phage phiX174. I. Evidence for a "rcpli-
r.ative form" .
END MEITES, J., Col. Vet. Med., Mich. State U.,
East Lansing Effects of hormones and
nijfripnfs nn skin fumnr'; in mirp
FedProc,v.20,p.l83,184,186,418,6l
.1 Am Vpt MpH Aisn . u.l38 .n.l32 . Fph 61
Am J Physiol 204:268, 63. Effects of hormone administration
nn milk nrnrliirfinn nf iinHprfpH rafc
Am J Physiol 205:213, 63. In vitro inhibition of pituitary
nrnlarfin <;unfhp<;it; anH rplpacp h\i iiunnfhalamir pvfrart
Cancer Res 24:1433, 64. Influence of hormones on tumor
growth and plasma prolactin levels in rats bearing a
nifiiifarv "mammntronir" tumor.
580
Cancer Res 24:1723, (A. In vivo and In vitro prolactin
secretion by transplanted rat "mammotropic" pituitary
tumnr":.
Endocrinology 74:408, 64. Stimulation of pituitary growth
Nature 198:1209, 63. Failure of oxytocin to stimulate
flip ninpnn rrnn nlanH.
Proc 1st Int Conor Hormonal Steroids, Vol. 2, 65. In vivo
and in ultrn pffprf^ nf <tprniH<; nn nihiifarv nrniartin <:prfpHnn.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 112:12, 63. Effect of estrogen ad-
ministration in vivo on prolactin release by rat pituitary In
vitro.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 115:604, 64. Inhibition of mammary
sprrptlnn In rat* hu InrnntaTJft
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 116:531, 64. Mammary tumor In-
duction by estrogen or anterior pituitary hormones In
nv«rlprtnml7pH rat* nlupn 7. l?-HlmpHiul-l ^-hpnTantroft^n*
CA-03449 HEO FORAKER, ALVAN G., Baptist Memorial Hosp.,
Jacksonville, Florida. Aging in ovarian
stromm A hlstochemicai annrnach
Am J Obstet Gynec 82:138, Jul 61. Effect
nf 4-amlnnntprnv/lnlutamlr arlH
Am J Obstet Gynec 84:1028, Oct 62. Amylo-
nhn^nhnrviaw and oxidative enzvmes .
Arch Path 71:408, Apr 61. Elastic laminae
anW n^■ntlnf^ eiihctanrp nf at+prlncnlpmHn anifaQ
Fertll Sterll 12:425, Sep-Oct 61. Ovarian
amuinnhncnhnrulacp
Obstet Gynec 19:64, Jan 62. Oxidative and
nlvrnnpn-flvnthpcl7lnn pnrvmpq In irtprlnp tiih^.
CA-0.^58 CB JONi:S, OLIVER P., Sch. Med,, State Univ. N.Y.,
Buffalo, N.Y, Ultrastructure changes
In nmhfvnnlr and Ipiikpmir rplli
Anit Rec 142:245, Feb 62. Electron micro*
trnn» «tiiHlp« nf l/arvnlvvlt tn prvthrnrutp«
Fifth Int Congr Elect MIcrosc, 62. Nucleolar
matiiclal In mltnUr pcufhcnhlactc
J Ultrastruct Res 7:308, 62. Paramltotle gran-
iiiatlnn and rlhn<;nmp hnHip<; In prvthrohiasts.
Proc 8th Congr Europ Soc Haematol 429, 61.
Mnrmal nraniilnnnlpc ic nf fhp mpnal,ap>fnr(,fp
Proc 5th Int Cong Electron MIcrosc NN-9, 62.
Perslstance of nucleolar material In mitotic
ervthrnhlaists.
Proc 8th Int Cong Hemat p, 681, 62. Electron
microscope studies of the nuclear membrane In
mUnMr pi'\jfhfnhla«fo
Anat Rec 148:296, Feb 64. Decrease In
pinocytosis accompanying maturation of
ervthrohlasts.
'Proc Is't C'ent'Congr Nat Acad Med, "Mexico Cltyj
Vol 2, 64. Transfer of ferritin into erythro-
blasts under embrvonic and oatholoaic condl-
Hnn^
Proc'^tFtongr Europ Soc Hemat, Lisbon, Portut
gal, Aug 63. Electron microscope studies of
orlmitlvp ervthrocvtes
J Ultrastruct Res 11:577, 64. Areas of attachment
between deuelonlno blood cells.
Arch Neurol 14:36, 66. Ultrastructural changes In the
edematous central nervous svstem.
J Nat Cancer Inst 35:139, 65. Selective binding sites for
the transfer of ferritin Into erythroblasts. I. Preliminary
report.
CA-03461 CB GIESE, ARTHUR C.,Grad. Sch., Stanford Univ.,
Stanford, Cal. Mechanism of action of
iilrrauinlpt radiafinn nn neil*;
J Gen Physiol 46:1095, 63. Retardation of
division of three ciiiates by intermittent and
nontinunus iiltrauinlpt radiation at different
fpmnpi-ahirp? .
Exp Cell Res 32:130, 63. Effect of metabolic
and other inhibitors on regeneration in Blephar-
isma iinriiilan<;
J ExoZool 154, (No 2):239, Nov63. Re-
generation and division rates of different-sized
fraompnls nf Rlpnhari^ma
J Gen Physiol 46, (No 5):1095, May 63.
Retardation of division of three ciiiates by
intprmittpnl anH ronMnitniis iitfrauiolpl raHia-
Hnn*; at Hiffprpnl tpmnpratiirp';
J Protozool 10, (No 2):173, 63. Regeneration
rate of Biepharisma with special reference to
the effect of tpmoeratijrp
Photophysioloqy . Academic Press, New York,
Ch 17, p. 203, 64. Studies on ultraviolet
radiation action uoon animal cells.
CA-03463 PC RACKER, EFRAIM, Public HIth. Res. Inst.,
New York, N.Y. Carbohydrate metabolism
of normal and cancer cells
Biochemistry 2:512, 63. Separation of oxida-
tive from ohosphoryiative activity by proteoly-
<;iq nf olvrprairiphvdp-'^-Dhn^Dhatp dehvdrooen-
ncp I
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 10:422, 63.
Requirement for multiple factors for the ATP-
linkpri rpriiirtinn nf DPN bv succinate.
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 10:435, 63.
A mitochondrial factor conferring oligomycln
sensitivity on soluble mitochondrial ATPase.
Bull Res Counc Israel 11A:302, 63. Effect of
insulin, dinitrophenol, and sodium azide on
olvrnopn svnthpsis and olucose utilization In
skplptal miisrip.
Intracellular Respiration; Phosohorvl;
Non-Phosphorylatlnn Oxidation Re;
Ppraamnn Prp";"! . n»fnrH n 303
J Biol Chem 237:3841, 62. Formation and
Isolation of a glycolaldehyde-phosphoketolase
Intprmpriiafp .
J Biol Chem 238:2831, Aug 63. Partial resolution
of the enzymes catalyzing oxidative phosphory-
lation. 111. A new couoling factor reouired by
submitochondrial particles extracted with
niincnhaf iHpc
Proc Nat Acad Scl U S 48:1659, 62. Studies
nf farfnrs invniupri in nxiHaflup nhnsnhnrvlatinn.
Proc Sympos Control Mechanisms Resp Ferment,
Ronald Press, Inc, NY, p. 265, 63. Control of
rarp-iimltlnn farrnrs nf nlvrnlw<;is in himnr rptU
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 14:75, 63, A
reconstituted system of oxidative phosphoryla-
tion.
Blochim Biophys Acta 72, (No 1):1G, 63.
Metabolism of deoxyrlbosc-5-phosphate in
mammalian tl<!<iiips
Fed Proc 22:1088, 63. Multiple coupling
far^rnr^ In nvlHarlvp nhnsnhnrvtaUnn
Fed Proc 23:431, 64. Correlation of structure
and function of submitochondrial units in oxi-
finUytp nhn<;nhnrvlatinn
FefProc 23'533T64. Inhibition of soluble
mltnrhnnHrial ATPacp hv inHino
The Energy-linked Function of Mitochondria .
Academic Press, New York, p. 87, 64. The
enerav-ilnked reduction of ubiouinone in heef-
hparl mltnrhnnHrla
phorylatlnn and
" cactions .
' hi A
reconstructed system of oxidative phosphoryla-
llnn
Proc 6th Int Congr Biochem, New York, Jul-Auu
64. Coupling factors at the three sites of oxi-
dative ohosohorviation.
CA-03467 Al ABRAMOFF, P., Grad. Sch., Marquette U.,
Milwaukee Tumor antigens and acgulred
tolerance
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 119:1112, 65. Complement depen-
Hpnnp nf human cpfnm fnvl,*!^. fnr molanoi>i.a CQl ..ollr
CA-03469 Al NUTINI, L.G., Instltutum Olv Thomae, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio Induced resistance to
homoloaous cancers In Inbred strains of mice
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 112:315, 63. Influence
of tumor fractions on Incidence of spontaneous
mammary tumors in C3H/HeJ mice.
"Acta UfTThTCSnit 20iIS4T; 64. RfiSlSrahfffTo
transplanted and spontaneous isologous tumors
in Inbred strains of mice.
CA-03470 VR SCOTT, L. VERNON, Sch. Med., Univ. Oklahoma,
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nutrition and
nhvcinlnnv nf Rniis carrnma in \/ifrn
Proc Okla Acad Sci 41:88, 61. Nutritional
cfriHipc In witm luifh Rniic carrnma wlftic
Proc Okla Acad Scl 41:101, 61. Serum
protein and glycoprotein changes in chickens
nparinn thp Rnnc carrnma
CA-03473 CY CROSSLEY, MOSES L., Rutgers State Univ.,
New Brunswick, N.J. Chemotherapy of
tumor In rats with ethvleneimines
Cancer Res 22:549, Jun 62. Carclnostatic
arriv/lfu nf Hipfhvlpnpnhnsnhni-amiHpc
CA-03474 CY ENQUIST, I.F., State U. N.Y., Brooklyn
Cooperative evaluation of adjuvant agents
in ranrpr*
CA-03475- PATH HODES, MARION E., Indiana Univ. Med. Cr.,
Indianapolis, Indiana The structure
nf niirlpin i^rid^; frnm human rissiips
Blochim Biopliys Acta 51:612, 62. Purification
nf Hpnvwrihnnrirlpacp II fcnm ralf cnlppn
Exp Cell Res 24:429, 61. Action of synthetic
surfactants on membranes of tumor cells. I.
Mnmhnlnoiral nh'^prvation .
Exp Cell Res 24:298, 61. Action of synthetic
surfactants on membranes of tumor cells. II.
Tttratinn pxnprimpntc _
J Nat Cancer Inst 30:1, 63. Infectivity experi-
ments with nucleic acids of the Shope rabbit
naniltnma anH fipr\\iF'<i rarrinnmac
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:329, 62. Effects
of nucleic acid containing preparations from
Shnop oaDillnma ^nri V-rarrinnmas in rahhits.
Clin Res 12:286, 64. Characterizing an enzy-
mir diopst nf niirlpir arid
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:11, 64. A cyto-
oathic effect by Shope papilloma virus in a
cell line derived from normal cotloiitnil rabhil
skin pnithpliiim
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:27, 64. A com-
parison of methods for preparation of Shope
papilloma virus.
Proc Cent Soc Clin Res 36:39, 63. Digestion
of calf thymus deoxyribonucleic acid by acid
deoxvribonuclease (DNase II) from mouse
snlppn
J Bact 88, (No 5): 1519, Nov 64. In vitro assay
fnr Shnnp nanillnma uinis
Blood 26:8, 65. Some properties of RLP-A factor from sheep
spleen capable of inhibiting radiation leukemogenesis in
mice.
Cancer Chemother Rep 47:69, 55. Activity of some fatty acid
analnn^ anainst Fhrlirh acritpc fiimnr
(contd)
581
Clin Res 13:422, 65. Mode of action of RLP. I. DNase II in
oraanf; of <;iihlpthallv irraHiatpH mirp
J Nat Cancer Inst 36:375, 66. Shope papilloma virus. II. A
rnmnari^nn nf <;p\/prp! mpflindc fni- nnrifiratirm ^f ^hD »«iriic
Oncologia 19:294, 65. Attempts to isolate virus from x-ray
indiiceri lenkpmiaf; In thp mnii'^p
Oncologia 20:11, 66. Some studies on oncogenic effects of
human tumor oreoarations in micp.
CA-0'!l76 BIO ABR;MS, RICHARD, Montefiore Hosp., Pittsburgh,
Pa RinqvnthpsK nf ripoxvrihnnurlpntirip*;
Proc 5th Congr Biochem, Moscow, 63, 61.
Observations on enzymatic reduction of pyrim-
iHinp rihnniirlpntiHp'; tn rfpnyurif>nniirlpnMHp<:
Biochim Biophys Acta 81:612, 64. Substrate-
related increase in hexokinase activity in kid-
nev cells cultured Hirprtiv from thp animal
J Biol Chem 238:2141, 63. Changes in RNA
metabolism preceding DNA synthesis in mamma-
lian cells ciiltiirpc; frnm rhp animal
J Biol Chem 238:3955, 63. Levels of enzyme
activity and deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in
mammalian rplls niilhirp"; frnm thp animal
Biochem Biophys Res Commun 18:409, 65.
Oeoxycytidylate formation from cytidylate with-
out givcosidic cleavaae in Lactobacillus leich-
mannii extracts containing vitamin Bj2 co-
enzyme.
Fed Proc 24, 65. Cobamide requirement for
deoxycytidylate synthesis in Lactobacillus
extracts.
Proc 6th Int Congr Biochem, p. 52, 64. Deoxy-
nucleotide synthesis and vitamin B12 i"
Lactobacillus leichmannli
CA-03477 MC DYER, ELIZABETH, Grad. Sch., Univ.
Delaware, Newark, Del. Preparation of
heterocyclic nitrooen comoounds
J Med Chem 6:289, 63. Carbamates derived from
aminnnnfinpc
J Org Chem 26:2124, 61. Preparation of 3-(3-
niiinnlyn al aninp
J Org Chem 27:982, 62. Carbamates and ureas
frnm amino- and nxnnvrimidinp*:.
J Med Chem 6:289, 63. Carbamates derived
from aminomirinp*;.
J Med Chem 7:10, 64. Derivatives of purine-
thiols. Purine thiolcarbonates and related
comoounds.
TMed Chem 8n957?5: "PyrTrfiTdTiTecar"Batiiales T
and thiolcarbamates derived from amino- and I
oxooyrimidines. II.
CA-03480 CY LEATHEM, JAMES H., Rutgers Univ., New
Brunswick, N. J. The influence of
steroids on transolantable tumors
Proc Pennsylvania Acad Scl 35:99, 61.
Hnrmnnpc and tiimnr nrnwth
CA-03481 PATH MIYAJI, TORU, Sch. Med., Osaka Univ.,
Osaka, Japan Hepatoma and cirrhosis
nf thr liver in .laoan
J Diagnosis Ther 51, (No 8):1332, 63.
Association of liver cirrhosis with carcinoma of
the liver (in Jaoanese) .
Proc 16th Gen Assembly Japan Med Congr
3:319, 63 . Carcinoma of the liver among
Jaoanese.
Acta Path Jap 54:23, 65. Studies on primary carcinoma of the
liver of Japanese based on the works carried out at the depart-
ment of oatholoav of the Osaka University.
Gann 56:353, 65. Effect of protein and amino acid in diet on
experimental carcinoma and cirrhosis of the liver induced by
4-dimethvlaminoazobenzene.
J Jap Med Assn 54:1137, 65. Primary carcinoma of the liver
of Jaoanese, oarticularlv on its relation with liupr r.irrhnti^.
CA-03482 CY COLE, WARREN H., Sch. Med., Univ. Illinois,
Chicago, III. Reduced resistance to
ranrpr rati<;pd hv <itrp':i^
Arch Surg 85:720, 62. Development of blood-
borne metastases: Effect of local trauma and
ischemia.
Arch Surg 86:196, 63. Induction of resistance
to <;arnnma IRO tnmnr in mice.
J Am Geriat Soc 11:35, 63. Factors in
di<;^pmrnafinn nf ranrpr.
J Surg Res 3:130, 63. Antitumor action of
several new piperazine derivatives compared
to certain standard anticancer aaents.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 113:377, 63. De-
creased resistance to tumor cells after stress,
followed by increased resistance.
Arch Surg 87:877, 63. Chemical irrigation of
wounds inoculated with cancer cells.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 115:740, 64. Effect '
of parenteral heterologous albumin on trans-
olanteH tumors in mice.
Surg Forum 14:131, 63. Experimental use of
anticancer comoounds in the control of intra-
peritoneal malianant disease.
CA-03483 Al FENNELL, R.H., Jr., U. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Immunohistochemical studies of host cancer
rp<:i<:tanrp
Arch Path 72:209, Aug 61. Progressive
c\fctpmir crlprrt^ie; and malinnani' hvnprtpn^irtn.
Acta Cytol 6;340, Jul-Aug 62. Plasma proteins
nf fpmalp npnital tear*
CA-03484
CA-03485
CA-03487
CA-03488
CA-03489
Lab Invest 11:24, Jan 62. Serum tissue-local-
i7lnn rwnnprtipc
PATH KOTIN, P., U. So. California, Los Angeles
Antlcarcinogenic effect of hydrogenated
carcinnaens
SRC WOOD, DAVID A., Sch. Med., Univ.
California, San Francisco, Cal. Clinical
rancpr chemntheraov western coooerative arouo
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Biochemistry 4:2637, 65. The acetylatlon of creatine
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Biochemistry 5:144, 66. Cooperative effects of substrates
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CA-03641 BIO HOBERMAN, HENRY D., Albert Einstein Col.
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coupling of coenzyme-linked oxido-reductions
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particulate preparations of mitochondrial NAOH dehydrogen-
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thea-H atom of L-lactate.
CA-03644 END ROSENTHAL, 0., U. Pennsylvania, Phila, Pa.
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Arch Biochem 96:321, 62. Acceleration by
noradrenaline of hydroxylation of steroids by
adrenocortical homoaenates.
Arch Biochem 96:327, 62. Action of noradren
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Arch Intern Med 109-35, 62. Primary aldo-
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Fed Proc 20:180, 61. Activators and inhibi-
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Hydrogen transfer In photosynthetic
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Biochemistry 1:144, 62. Oxidation-reduction
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Biochemistry 1:1141, 62. Respiratory system of
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Blochim Biophys AcU 56:252, 62. Denatur-
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protein content and function in relation to
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J Biol Chem 236:2783, Oct 61. Relative
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Haematin Enzymes. Pergamon Press, 419, 61.
H;i(>mnDrotein of oumle ohotosvnthetic bacteria
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The effect of X-irradiation on the properties of CA-IQ658 BIO
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Virginia Acad Sci 12:189, Sep 61. Reaction
of hydrolytic enzymes with organophosphorus
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Virginia Acad Sci 12:190, Sep 61. Fatty
acid activation and choline ester synthesis in
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Virginia Acad Sci 12:191, Sep 61. Problems
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tropin on the secretory product of the perfused
bovine ovarv.
Endocrinology 71:752, 62. Studies of the
isolated perfused ovary: Methods and examples
of aoolrcation.
Biochim Biophys AcU 69:198, 63. The coii- CA-03664 SRC
version of 17o-hydroxyprogesterone into preon-
4-en-3o.l7a-diol-20-one and other sub-
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and ovaries.
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and other substances bv bovine ovarian oer-
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Fed Proc 23, (No 2), Mar-Apr 64. Transforma-
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Oestrogens as co-factors in chemically induced
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Am J Bot 52:238, 65. The ultrastructure and histochemistry
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Am J Bot 52:781, 65. The ultrastructure and histochemistry I
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BLACKBURN, CHARLES M., Mayo Assn.,
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Texas Rep "Bib! Med 22, (N6"3):609, Fall M.
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Study of DNA synthesis and antigen formation
In Dolvoma virus-infected mouse embryo cells
bv autoradloaraohv and Immunofluorescence.
COHEN, E^., A. Einstein Med. Cr., Philadelphia
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Am J Bot 49:771, 62. Nitrogen, sulfur and
other factors on zoospore production by Proto-
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structure of Protosiohon.
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Sr replacement for Ca on the growth of two
aouatic ohvcomvcetes.
J Protozool 9:132, 62. The effects of alkaline
earth elements on the avoidance reaction In
Paramecium multimicronucleatum.
Endo Cleoa, M.T.. Univ. California. Davis, Cal.
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PHY HEMPLING, HAROLD G., Sch. Med., Cornell
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glycine transport in the Ehriich mouse ascites
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J Biol Chem 236:2498, 61. The effect of
glycine transport on potassium fluxes in the
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J Cell Comp Physiol 60:181, Dec 62. Potassium
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Biochim Biophys Acta 79:329, 64. The effect
of coenzyme Qo on potassium transport in the
Ehriich ascites-tumor cell.
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Sodium transport In the Ehriich mouse ascites
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J Cell Comp Physiol, Sep 65. The exchange of C14 glucose
across the membrane of the human erythrocyte.
J Cell Comp Physiol 65:419, 65. The effect of pyrldoxal on
potassium fluxes In the Ehriich ascites tumor cell.
CA-03691 CY GRITTER, R.J., Grad. Sch., Univ. Connecticut
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heterocyclic compounds
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istry of cyclic ethers. III. Free radical re-
arranaement reaction.
Tetrahedron 19:657, 63. The free radical chem-
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CA-03693- SRC BEAL,J.M., Cornell Univ., N.Y.C.
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CA-03694 PATH HOLLAND, ROBERT H., Sch. Me"d., Univ. Texas',
Dallas, Tex. Arsenic as an environmental
cause of luna cancer
Cancer 16:612, May 63. Effect of cigarette
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method for blood oas analvsis.
Biochem Clin, No 4:161, 64. Pulmonary hyaline
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CA-03695 PATH GOLDHABER, PAUL, Sch. Dent.,' Harvard Univ.',
Boston, Mass. Further studies of chem-
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Arch Oral Biol 8:145, 63. UUrastructural alter-
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doses of x-irradiation of bone resorption and bone formation
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 7:25, May 66. Interaction of im-
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CA-03696 HEM MEYER, LEO M., South Nassau Hosp., Oceanside,
N.Y. Vitamin B12 combining power of
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Acta Haemat 29:229, 63. Binding capacity of
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Brit J Haemat 9:158, Apr 63. Serum binding of
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J Nuclear Med 2:200, 61. Effect of boLjlng
and cyanide Ion on semm binding of Co°0
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Nature 195:175, 62. Generation time of epi-
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stomach, ileum, colon, and rectum.
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gastrointestinal tract of man. I. Cell renewal in colon
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Stockholm, Sweden Cytogenetics of
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Immunology 5:195, Jan 62. Unresponsiveness
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J Immun 90:271, Feb 63. Phenotypic expression
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Studies nf ornionaed survival of skin homo-
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Methodology In Mammalian G^etlcs. Holden-Day
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On the Role of Isoimmune Reactions In Tissue
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studies of the sensitivity of various normal and
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studies on the modification of the homograft
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Akad Avh , Stockholm, p. 1, 62. Studies on In-
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and in vivo of the cytotoxic and enhancing ef-
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Ann NY Acad Scl 99:680, 62. Modification o?
the homograft response after pretreatment with
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Cancer Res 21:365, 61. Immunological depres-
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Cancer Res 23:84, 63. Demonstration of host
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PhenotvDic exoression of mouse isoantiaens.
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isoantlgens at the cellular level by the fluores-
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J Immun 91:693, 63. Destruction of immune lym-
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J Nat Cancer Inst 27:351, 61. Comparisons be-
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mechanism of isoantigenic variant formation
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mechanism of isoantigenic variant formation In
hetero7vaoiis mouse tumors. II. Behavior of
H-2 antigens D and K: cytotoxic tests on
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mechanism of isoantigenic variant formation in
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H-2 antigens D and K when located in the
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Nature 199:573, 63. Survival of mouse erythro-
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Nature 201:893, 64. Possible use of H-2 anti-
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Nature 201:937, 64. Additive effect of multiple
weak incompatibilities in transplantation
immimitv.
Nature 202:357, 64. I soantibody-induced cellu-
lar resistance to immune haemolysis in vivo
and in vitro.
Nature 204:453, 64. In vitro cytotoxic effect of
lymphoid cells from mice immunized with allo-
npnpir tissiip.
Nature 204:661, 64. Demonstration of syngeneic
nrpfprpnrp in vitrn.
Science 143:477, 64. Growth inhibition of sar-
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Transplant Bull 27:457, 61. Factorial analysis
of the reactivity of C57B1 females against iso-
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Transplant Bull 28:110, 61. Absence of hybrid-
specific histocompatibility antigens in the
mnnsp.
Transplant Bull 28:134, 61. Unresponsiveness
of adult female mice to male skin isografts
after oretreatrnpnt with r.plls and hnmoopnatps
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of allogeneic (homologous) normal tissues in
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of the mechanism in various immunological
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Transplantation 2:613, 64. Transplantation stud-
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Transplantation 2:620, 64. Transplantation
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Gables, Florida Combination chemotherapy
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Cancer 18:145, 65. Leukemia and cancer In the
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freezing on acceptance or rejection of skin
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CA-03713 SRC TAYLOR, GRANT, Univ. Texas M.D. Anderson
Hosp. and Tumor Inst., Houston, Texas
Southwest cancer chemotheraov studv
Cancer Chemother Rep 8:102, 61. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide In children with
acute leukemia.
Cancer Chemother Rep 8:120, 61. Prelusive
rliniral trial nf rvrlnnhnsnhamiHp.
Cancer Chemother Rep 12:105, Jun 61. Tox-
Iritu dafa fnr AR-10n
Cancer Chemother Rep 12:131, Jun 61. "Sen-
sitivity spectrum" protocol for evaluating mul-
tlnle aopnts aaainst solid tumors.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:173, 62. Clinical
rrials with rvrlnnhnsnhamrdp.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:157, Feb 62. Com-
parative evaluation of ACTH and hydrocorti-
snnp uspd ainne and in seouence with 6-MP.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:431, Feb 62. Clin-
ical screening of new agents in children with
maiianant disease.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:79, 62. Uracil
mnstarri rheranv in aniitp Ipiikpmia In children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 23:51, Oct 62. Phase I
evaluation of 4', 4"-DI-2-imldazolln-2-ylter-
Dhthalanilide dihvdrochloride (NSC 35843).
Cancer Chemother Rep 23:55, Oct 62. Cyclo-
phosphamide (Cytoxan) chemotherapy in chil-
dren with Ewina's sarcoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 25:81, Dec 62. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) in chil-
dren with Wilms' tumor.
Cancer Chemother Rep 25:97, Dec 62. Actlno-
mvcin P? theraov for acute leukemia. _
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:39, Apr 63. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide in children with
soft tissue sarcoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:43, Apr 63. Acti-
nomvcin P2 in malianancies in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 29:103, May 63. A
phase I evaluation of hydroxyurea in 143
oatipnts. A ohasp I studv nf hvdroxvurea.
J Am Med Assn 182(1):30, Oct 62. Clinical
evaluation of a new agent (cyclophosphamide)
frtvtoxanl for the trpatmpnt nf rhilrirpn with
acute leukemia.
J Lab Clin Med 58:559, 0(:t 61. Evaluation
nf disease and treatment in chronic leukemia.
J Pediat 61(5):693, Nov 62. Studies of ACTH,
hydrocortisone, and 6-mercaptopurine in the
treatment of children with acute leukemia.
J Pediat 63:227, Aug 63. L-phenylalanine
mustard as a treatment for metastatic osteo-
aenic sarcoma in children. _
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:40, Apr 63. Phase
I evaluation of terephthalamidine (N N"-bis(p-
(N'methvlamidinolohenvD-tetrahvdrochloride.
trihvflrarp^ N^C. •STI'i'i.
Am J Dis Child 108:530, Nov 64. Uracil mustard therapy in
metastatic Wilm's tumor.
Cancer Chemother Rep 36:73, Mar 64. Cytoxan in less com-
mon childhood maiianant disease.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:15, Aug 64. Megaloblastic ery-
throDoieses induced bv hvdroxvurea (NSC-32065) .
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:23, Aug 64. Study of serum Bi? and
folate in oatients treated with hvdroxvurea (NSC-3206P .
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:37, Aug 64. Pediatric clinical
trials with hvdroxvurea (NSC-32065).
Cancer Chemother Rep 41:41, Sep 64. Vincristine (NSC-
67574) in iincnmmnn maiianant disease in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 45:63, 65. L-Phenylalanine mustard
(NSC-8806) in uncommon maiianant disease in children.
J Pediat 66:18, 65. The response of acute childhood
leukemia to an initial and a second course of orednisone.
New Eng J Med 270:1336, Jun 64. Cyclophosphamide therapy
in childhood neuroblastoma.
CA-03715 PC SCHULTZ, JULIUS, Hahnemann Med. Col.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Biochemical studies
in cancer
Arc Biochem 96:465, 62. Myeloperoxidase
nf hInnH Ipiirnn/fp
Fed Proc 20:384, 61. Microstructure of myelo-
nprnxiriasp.
J Polymer Sci 49:25, 61. Sequence of amino
arid rpsiHups in nrntpins
Fed Proc 22, (No 2):587, 63 . Iron (II) myelo-
neroxidase svstem . Effect of ATP .
Proc Am Chem Soc Mtg, New York, p. 49-C,
63. Inactivation of myeloperoxidase by iron
(II). The role of imidazole.
Advances Chem 44:1, 64. The nature and origin
nf the spnim nrntpins.
Biochemistry 3:1234, 64. Myeloperoxidase of
the leucocyte of normal human blood. II. Iso-
lation, soectroohotometrv . anri amino aciri
:an3l\(cic
Fed Proc 23:224, 64. FE (II) inactivation of
myeloperoxidase, isolation of peptides not
found in inactivateri pn7vmp.
590
Proc 147th Mtg Am Chem Soc, Denver^ 64. Spec-
ificity of aspartic acid cleavage by dilute acid.
i' II ruforhrnmp-r
Proc 148th Mtg Am Chem Soc, Chicago, p. 38C,
A4. H*»m*»npntiHp nf mvplnnprnviHa<:p
Thesis, 64. Implications of tfie structure of
myeloperoxidase from its inactlvation by
ferrous Ion.
Fed Proc Vol 24. 6";. Desasoaraoinvl in<:iilin.
Proc Am Chem Soc ISOlh Nat Mtg, p. 18c, 65. A second
peroxidase from human leucocyte mvelooeroxidase. _
Proc Am Chem Soc 150th Nat Mtg, p. 18c, 65. The inactlva-
tion of mvelooeroxidase bv ferric ion and hvdroaen oeroxide^
CA-03717 ■ CY BAHNER, CARL T., Carson-Newman Col.,
Jefferson City, Tenn. Synthesis of
cnmcoLinds for cancer chemotheraov studv
Acta Un Int Cancr 20:253, 64. Some effects o7
modifications of the aminosytryl portion of
4-(4-dlmethvlamlnostvrvl) oulnollne.
J Med Chem 6:820, 63. ^-d-Carboxyethyll-
1 .4-oxathianiiim hmmirip.
.1 Med Chem 7'818. 64. Aminostvrvlouinolines.
J Med Chem 7:821, 64. 3,6-Bis-p-dimethylamfn?^
benzvlidene-2-5-diket0DiDerazine.
J Med Chem 8:137, 65. 4-(A1koxystyryl)quino-
lines.
J Med Chem 8:269, 65. Hydroxy-, rtilC*-, atttrrt"64,
and methoxy-4-(4-dimethylamlnostyryl)quino-
lines.
J Med Chem 8:387, 65. 2H-1,3,2-Oxazaphosphorlne
riprivatiup*;.
J Med Chem 8:390, 65. Benzyl idene derivatives of Indene
and nvrlnnpntflHipnp.
J Med Chem 8:397, 65. Styrylquinoline analogs from hetero-
r.vr.llr. rarhnxalriphuHp*;.
CA-03719 END HALL, T.C., Harvard U., Boston, Mass.
In vitro metabolism of steroids by
human neoolastic tissues
Cancer Chemother Rep No. 16, 285, Feb 62.
Androstane derivatives of Interest In therapy of
breast cancer.
Endocrinology 70:149, Feb 62. Comparison of
some biological characteristics of deltal- and
delta4-3-l<etosterolds of andrnstane series. _
Excerpta Med, Int Congr series No. 51, May H.
Comparative effect of various androstane de-
rivatives nn pvnrhltal lacrimal nIanH of thp rat.
Steroids 1:271, Mar 63. Thin-layer chromatog-
canhv nf ?omp r.nO\-Qtpi'filHc
CA-03720 CB MERCHANT, DONALD J., Sch. Med., Univ.
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Characteriza-
tion of animal cells In vitro
Bact Proc 141, 62. Homologous cellular fractions
on generation time of L-M mouse cells.
Bact Proc 141, 62. Protection of animal cells
with methvlcellulose.
Bact Proc p. 135, 63. Mixed agglutination using'
multiple Indicators for detection of cross contam-
ination of animal cell strains.
PhD Thesis, Unlv Mich, 63. Glucose utilization
by a mammalian cell population during the
plateau phase of the growth cycle.
Exp Cell Res 37:132, 65. Tfie plateau phase oP
growth of the L-M strain mouse cell In a pro-
tein-free medium. I. catterns of oroteln and
nnclplc add evnthpti* and tiirnnu^r.
Exp Cell Res 37:140, 6rTtie plateau phase o7"
growth of the L-M strain mouse cell In a pro- '
tein-free medium. II. Prolongation of the olateau
ohase bv siinnlemenjal g liicns e.
Exp Cell Res 37:147, "65. TfiTFateauUiasrof
growth of the L-M strain mouse cell In a pro-
tein-free medium. III. The effect of added glu-
cose on protein and nucleic acid synthesis an<f
on carbolivdrate utilization.
J Nat Cancer Inst, Nov 66. Chromosomes of L-M mouse
cells and variants.
J Nat Cane Inst 36:1151, 66. Characterization of the H-2
antiaens of L-M mouse cells arown in culture.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 118:1031, 65. Alkaline phsophatase
artivitv nf I -M mniKP rplk and uarianr";.
Proc Tissue Culture Assn 16th Ann Mtg, Miami Beach, f^'la,
h^. 'inwp <;tiiHip« nn H-? anlinpn<; nf mniKiP rplk in riiltiir*
CA-03724 PATH OLSON, K.B., Albany Med. Col., Albany, N.Y.
Hptpcninonil*; fran<;nlant nf human rnmnrQ
JAMA 179:63, Jan 62. Heterologous trans-
nlantarinn nf human fiimnr?
CA-03725 PHYS WEBSTER, G.C., Grad. Sch., Ohio SUte Univ.,
Columbus Nucleic acid syntheses in normal
and abnormal nuclei
Develop Biol 5:452, Dec 62. Effects of nucleo-
tide*; nn npiiriilatinn.
CA-03726 Al GOLDSTEIN, GERALD, Sch. Med. Univ.
Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.
Immunnlnav nf tumnr-hnst relatinnshios
J Exp Med 114:89, Jul 61. Non-specific
fliinrp<:rpnt =;tainino
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 111:416, 62. Studies
on fluorescent antibody staining. II. Inhibition
bv sub-optimallv coniuoated antibody globulins.
J Immun 95:225, 65. Fluorescent antibody staining. 111.
Preoaration of fluoresceinisolhiocvanate-lahelpd antihoHip*^
J Immun 95:230, 65. Chromatographic purification of
tetremethylrhodamine immune globulin^ conjugates and
their use in the cellular localization of rabbit v-alobulin
oolvoeotide chains.
J NucI Med 7:464, 66. FactMS influencing dextran-gel
filtration nf senim and I 131 lahplpH L-thvrnxInp.
6A-03T28 HEM BECK, WILLIAM S., Mass. Gen. Tibsp., Boston,
Mass. The metabolism of normal and
Ipiiltpmir. leukncvles
Biochlm Blophys Acta 55:455, 62. The metab-
olic functions of vitamin Bl2. I. Distinctive
modes of unbalanced arowth behavior in Lacto-
bacillus Iplrhmannli.
Biochlm Blophys Acta 55:470, 62. The metab-
olic functions of vitamin Bl2. II. Participa-
tion of vitamin Bl ? in the biosynthesis of
deoxyribonucleic acid and Its acid-soluble
orecursors .
J Biol Chem 238:702, 63. Purification,
kinetics, and repression control of bacterial
trans-N-rtpoxvrihn^vlasp .
New Eng J Med 266:708, 62. Medical prog-
ress: The metabolic funclionj of vitamin B19.
Fed Proc 23:532, 64. Factors controlling the"
enzymatic conversion of ribonucleotides to
deoxyrlbonucleotldes.
Medicine 43:195, 64. Metabolic abnormalities
associated with unbalanced growth In
Lactobacillus lelchmannll.
Fed Proc 24;421, 65, Absolute vitamin Bi2 re-
ouirement of ribonucleotide reductase.
J Biol Chem 240:3631, 65. Release of repressor
control of ribonucleotide reductase by thymine
starvation.
Medicine 43:715, 64. The metabolic basis of
meaaloblastic ervthroooiesis.
Proc Nat Acad Scl 54:286, 65. Reouiremeiit o?
ribonucleotide reductase for cobamide coenzyme,
a oroduct of ribosomal activity.
CA-03731 PATH FISHER, EDWIN R., Sch. Med., Univ.
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Studies
nf hnmntransolantatinn
Arch Path 77:548, 64. Role of mast cells In
homoarafl reaction.
Arch Surg 89:65, 64. Thyroparathyrold homo-
transDlantatlon bv vascular anastomosis.
Surgery 54:784, 63. Effect of pyridoxin* de-
ficiency on renal homotransplantatlon In pup-
pies.
Transplantation 2:228, 64. Tissue transplanta-
tion and the reticuloendothelial system. I.
Effect of skin arafts In normal animals.
Transplantation 2:235, 64. Tissue transplanta-
tion and the reticuloendothelial system. II.
Effect of vitamin B* deficiency on ohaaocvtic
artlvltv
Lab Invest 14:546, 65. Role of thymus In skin and tumor
Irantolantation in the rat.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 119:61, 65. Lack of thymic •ffect
on wound heal inc.
Transplantation 3:49, 65. Renal homotransplantatlon In
nf^nnatal thymprtomi7pri niinnip^.
CA-03732 END SWARTZ, F.J., Sch. Med., U. Louisville, Kentuclty
Rat liver polyploldlzation and its hormonal
r.mtrnl
Anat Rec 141:219, Nov 61. Polyploidy and
llvpr nrnwth
Growth 26:167, 62. Chemical and cytologlcal
a^npp.t^ nf rut llvpr omwth._
CA-03735 SRC MOON, JOHNH., Med. Col. Virginia, Richmond,"
Va. Cooperative study In chemotherapy
of acute leukemia
Blood 21 (No 6) , Jun 63. Effect of 6-mercap-
topurine on the furation of steroid-induced
remission of acute leukemia: A model for
pvaliiatinn nf nthpr nntpnriallv ii^pful thprany.
Cancer 17, (No 3) , Mar 64. Comparison of
cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and uracil mus-
tard (U-8344) in chronic granulocytic leukemia.
CA-03737 BBC SHULMAN, SIDNEY, Univ. of Buffalo, Sch. of
Med., Buffalo, N. Y. Biophysical
studies on certain tissue oroteins
J Immun 88:221, Feb 62. Organ specificity.
yil Frartinnatinn nf hnn frnvrnlH pvlrarf
CA-03740 SRC KELLEY, RITA M., Harvard Univ. Med. Sch.,
Boston, Mass. Cooperative study in
breast cancer hormone theraov
CA-03742 SRC TAYLOR, SAMUEL G., Ill, Presbyterlan-
St. Luke's Hosp., Chicago, 111. Cooperative
study of breast cancer hormone therapy
Med Clin N Am 46:641, May 62. Examination
nf thp hrpa<:t
Med Clin N Am 47:159, 63. Honnonal treatment
nf hrpa<:t ranrpr
Surg Gynec Obstet 115:443, 62. Endocrine
ablation in disseminated mammarv carcinoma.
Acta Un Int Cancr 19:1121, 63. Biochemical
approach to cancer surgery. Endocrine
ablative suraery.
J Nuclear Med 4:9, 63. The use of strontium
85 In the evaluation of bone metastases. Pre-
liminary reoort.
(contd)
591
CA-03743
CA-03745
CA-03748
CA-03750
CA-03751
CA-03753
CA-03754
Penn Med J 66:46, 63. Role of the Internist In
C3nc6r
Presbyt St Luke Hosp Med Bull 2:81, 63. Dis-
seminated breast carcinoma. Fome aspects In
management.
Radiology 83:263, 64. Medical management In
carcinoma of the breast.
SRC ROSOFF, C.6., Beth Israel Hosp., Boston, Mass.
Cooperative study In breast cancer hormone
theraov
RAD MORGAN, R. H., Johns Hopkins U., Baltimore
A hrnart snpcrriim stiirtv of clinical rartlotheraov
Brit J Cancer 28:459, 64. Mechanisms of radiation carcino-
npnp<;i<; ;tr thp rliniral l^upl
Brit J Radiol, Vol. 38, 65. The use of cinefluorography
for the radiological examination of the larynx and hypo-
nharvny in r;)QPC nf ciicnprtpH rarrinnma
PC SELVERSTONE, B., New England Cr. Hasp.,
Boston Metabolism of ohosoholioids of aliomas
SRC NEWTON, WILLIAM A., Jr., Children's Hosp.,
Columbus, Ohio Cooperative study of
the tl.erapv of acute leukemia
Cancer Chemother Rep 12:39, Jun 61. Cyclo-
phosphamide (Cytoxan) therapy of childhood
neuroblastoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep p 443, Feb 62. Urinary
excretion of 3-methyl-4-hydroxy-mandelic
acid in children with neuroblastoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep No 33, Dec 63. Elder-
field pyrimidine mustard (NSC-23436) in
acute leukemia in children—A phase I study.
J Pediat, Mar 66. A syndrome associated with extreme
hvoeruricemia in children with leukemia.
MC BROADBENT, H^., Grad. Sch., Brigham Young U.,
Provo, Utah Growth inhibitors and radiation
nrntprtors
J Org Chem 27:2679, 62. A new method of
oreoaration of 2.2'-biouinoxalines.
MC PINKUS, A.G., Grad. Sch., Baylor Univ.,
Waco, Tex. Phosphorus containing
orocnic comoounds
Chem Indust 302, Feb 62. Reaction of phenyl
<:;4lirvl;irp anrt nhncnhnni*; npn^arhlnridp .
J Am Chem Soc 83:3917, 61. Unusual hetero-
cyclic system involving charge separation and
hexacovalent ohosohorus.
SRC TAYLOR, GRANT H., Univ. Texas M. D. Anderson
Hosp., Houston, Texas Southwest cancer
rhprnnrtipranv qriiriv
Cancer Chemother Rep 12:131, 61. A "sensi-
tivity spectrum" protocol for evaluating multiple
aaents aoainst solid tumors.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:157, 62. Coopera-
tive evaluation of ACTH and fpydrocortisone
used alone and in seauence with 6-mercao-
topurine in the treatment of acute leukemia
in children - Preliminary report of a cooperative
study. _
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:173, 62. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide in the treatment of
acute leukemia in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:431, 62. Clinical
screening of new agents in children with malig-
nant disease.
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:79, 62. Uracil
mustard theraov in acute leukemia in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:69, Aug 62. The
evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents In
the treatment of multiole mveloma. I. Plan of
studv.
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:75, Aug 62. The
evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
the treatment of multiole mveloma. II. Mitomv-
rin r (NSr ?f,9Rni.
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:81, Aug 62. The
evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
the treatment of multiole mveloma. III. Ethvl
N-(Bis(Ethylenimido)phosphoro) carbamate
(AB-innxNsr ■?7n9f.i.
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:87, Aug 62. The
evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
the treatment of multiole mveloma. IV. L-
ohenvlalaninp mii<;tarrf fN^IC-RROfil.
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:101, 62. The eval-
uation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the
treatment of multiple mveloma. V. 1-Amino-
rvrloDpntanp-l-rarboxvlir_ariH (N^C-in?fi).
Cancer Chemother Rep 21:107, Aug 62. The
evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
thp trpafmpnj nf midtiolp mvploma. VI. Mpta
<;arrnlv;in (N<;r P7-?f!11.
Cancer Chemother Rep 25:81, Dec 62. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) in chil-
dren with Wilms' tumor.
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:13, Apr 63. Evalu-
ation of new chemotherapeutic agents in treat-
ment of multiole mveloma. VII. M & B 938_.
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:39, Apr 63. Clinical
trials with cycloohosphamide in children with
soft tissue sarcoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:43, Apr 63. Actlno-
mvcin P? in m;?liananrip<; in rhilrirpn.
CA-03758
CYP-3761 CY
CA-03762
Hydroxyurea (NSC-
Pediatric clinical
Phase II studies of
■ Miscpllanpnns fiimnrs.
Phase II studies
Cancer of the
Cancer Chemother Rep 29:103, May 63. A
phase I evaluation of hydroxyurea in 143
patients. A ohase I studv of hvdroxvurea.
J Am Med Assn 182(1):30, Oct 62. Clinical
evaluation of a new agent (cyclophosphamide)
(Cytoxan) for the treatment of children with
ariirp lpiikpmi;i .
J Pediat 61(5):693, Nov 62. Studies of ACTH,
hydrocortisone, and 6-mercaptopurine in the
treatment of children with acute leukemia.
J Pediat 63:227, Aug 63. L-phenylalanine
mustard as a treatment for metastatic osteo-
genic sarcoma in children.
Am J Dis Child 108:530, Nov 64. Uracil mustard therapy
in mpta*;falir Wilm'"; tumnr.
Cancer Chemother Rep 36:73, Mar 64. Cytoxan in less
rnmmnn rhilHhonH malionant Hicpacp
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:1, 64. Preliminary survey of
InvHrriYviirpa (N^sP.-'^^nA^l sq 3 fpratnnpn
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:9, Aug 64. Renal abnormalities in
riiir.pri hv hvHrnxuurpa (N'^r-VflAM.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:15, Aug 64. Megaloblastic
ervthroooiesis induced bv hvdroxvurea (NSC-32065).
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:19, Aug 64. Studies on a meta-
bolic defect induced bv hvdroxvurea {NSC-32065)
Cancer ithemotner Kep W:£i, Aug M. btudy of serum
Bi2 aid folate in patients treated with hydroxyurea
(NSC-32065).
t;ancer unemotner Kep wui, Aug lA. trythroKinetic
abnornalities with administration of hydroxyurea
(NSC-32065)
Oancer uhemother Kep miiSl, Aug Ot. trythema m areas
of preiious irradiation in patients treated with hydroxyurea
(NSC -32065).
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:33, Aug 64.
32065) . Result of a nhase I studv.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40 J7, Aug 64.
triak with hvHrnyviirpa (Win-VnAII
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:39, Aug 64.
hvdroxvurea (NSC-32065) in adults
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:43, Aug 64.
of hydroxyurea (NSC-32065) in adults
breast.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:45, Aug 64. Phase II studies
of hydroxyurea (NSC-32065) in adults: Carcinoma of
the (una.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:47, Aug 64. Phase II studies of
hydroxyurea (NSC-32065) in adults: Urologic and
QvnecoloQic neoolasms.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:49, Aug 64. Phase II studies
of hvHrnxviirpa (NSP.-'^^OA'^ in aHiilf*;- I piikpmia.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:51, Aug 64. Phase II studies
of hydroxyurea (NSC-32065) in adults: Multiple
mvpioma and Ivmnhoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:53, Aug 64. Phase II studies
of hydroxyurea (NSC-32065) in adults: Clinical
evaluation.
Cancer Chemother Rep 40:57, Aug 64. Antileukemic activity
of hvdroxvurea (NSC-32065) and other urea derivatives.
Cancer Chemother Rep 4141, Sep 64. Vincristine (NSC-67
564) in uncommon malionant diseasp in rhilHrpn.
Cancer Chemother Rep 45:63, 65. L-Phenylalanine mustard
(NSC-8R0W in iinrnmmnn malinnant Hi<:pa<:p in rhilHrpn
J Pediat 66:18, 65. The response of acute childhood
Ipukpmia in an initial and a <:prnnri rniir'^p nf PrpHni^nnp
New Eng J Med 270:1336, Jun 64. Cyclophosphamide
thpranu in rhiMhnnH npiirnhla«tnma
SRC McSWAlN,H.B.,Vanderbilt U., Nashville, Tenn.
AH!ti\/anf rhpmnthpranv in ranrpr curnprv
Blades, B.B. , George Washington Univ. , Washington,
D.C.
PC EATON, MONROE D., Harvard Med. Sch., Boston,
Mass. Control of enzyme and virus
formation in tumor cells
Acta Un Int Cancer 19:318, 63. Distribution of
mlvnma \Hral antinpn
J Immun 89:414, Sep 62. Soluble antigen
fnrmatinn in inrnmolptp vinj<; reoiication.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 108:766, 61. Action
nf ammnniiim inn nn parlv viral infpr.finn,
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 109:82, 62. Adenine
pffprf nn viral rpnliratinn. _
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 108:766, 62. Action
of ammonium ion on an early phase of viral
infection.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 112:405, 63. Immuno-
fliinrp<;rpnrp nf SV4n-infprrpH rpll<:
Virology 13:300, 61. Inhibitory effect of
glutamine and ammonia on replication of
influenza virus in ascites tumor cells.
Virology 16J14, Mar 62. Polyoma antigen
in infpr.tpd mir.p.
Virology 18:102, Sep 62. Inhilition by ammonium
inn nr arnwth nf inflijpn7a virij<;.
Arch Virusforsch 14:583, 64. Amino acid In-
balance and incomolete viral reoiication.
Exp Cell Res 33:481, 64. Toxic action of cys-
teine on ascites tumor cells in vitro.
J Nat Cancer InSt 34, (NO 5):6«1, May 65. Irii-
munity and antibody formation induced by intra-j
oeritoneal or subcutaneous injection of l<rebs-Z
ascites tumor cells treated with influenza
virus.
Bact Proc, p. 77, 65. Relation of catalase to carbohydrate
metabolism of Mvronlasma nnpumoniap.
592
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 119:998, 65. Lysine Intilbition of
cell protein and viral synthesis. Reversal by other amino
I acids.
ICA-03764 SRC HAINES, CARLETON R., Col. Med., Univ.
Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Cooperative
study In breast cancer hormone therapy
Cancer 17, (No 1), Jan 64. Comparative study of
6-dehydro-17a-methyl testosterone and tes-
I tosterone oronionate in human hrpa<;t ranrpr.
JAMA 188, Jun 64. Testosterone propionate
theraov In breast cancer.
' Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 6:48, Mar 65. Comparison of
testosterone (T.P.) and methotrexate (MTX) In the treat-
ment of breast cancer.
[CA-03765 CB RUTTER, W.J., U. Illinois, Urbana
Chemical studies of regulation in
animal rells
Fed Proc 20, Mar 61. Biochemical role of liver
amvla<;p.
J Biol Chpm. v.23fi. Mav ftl
CA-03769 BBC KAPLAN, N.O., Grad. Sch., Brandeis U., Waltham,
Ma";*; Nnrmal and ahnnrmal Hiffprpntlatinn
CA-03772 MC STEVENS, CALVIN L., Col. Lib. Arts, Wayne
State Univ., Detroit, Mich. Therapeu-
licallv oromisina antibiotics for cancer
J Am Chem Soc 85:1552, 63. Stereochemistry
and synthesis of amosamine: 4, 6-dideoxy-4-
dimethyiamino-0-glucose.
J Med Pharm Chem 5:1124, 62. The synthesis
of aminosuaar nucleosides.
J Org Chem 27:2991, 62. The structure of
amicetin.
J Org Chem 28:1283, 63. The synthesis of DL-
threo and erythro amicetose 2, 4-dinitrophenyl-
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.1 Am Chem <;oc 85-1552. 63.
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CA-03774 SRC TRAGGIS, D.G., U. Miami, Florida
Research in the chemotherapy of
cancer in children
CA-03776 CB BOURNE, GOEFREY H., Sch. Med., Emory
Univ., Atlanta, Ga Studies of l(eratlnlzation
and pigmentation of skin
Fundamentals of Keratinlzation . Am Assn Ad-
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sheets, and tooth oerms in vltrn.
CA-03777 CY BLADES, B., George Washington U., Wash., D.C.
Perfusion of Isolated organs with
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CA-03780 CB RIKER, AJ., Grad. Sch., University Wisconsin,
Madison Normal and pathological metabolism
In olants
Am J Botany 48:538, 61. Comparison of mono-
valent and polyvalent phages of crown gall
bacteria.
Am J Botany 50:626, 63. An endophytic
fungus associated with ootato tissue.
J Cell Comp Physiol 60:173, 62. The problem
of single cell manipulation as applied to plant
sciences.
Phyton 17:125, 61. Growth In vitro of mature
and Immatiirp rarrnt pmhrvn*;
Phytopathology 52:1, 61. Variability i; the grow-
th patterns of single cell clones of normal and
araoe ohvlloxera oall callus in vitro.
Plant Physiol 36:347, May 61. Mitochondrial"
nviriatinn .
Plant Physiol Sup 36:22, 61. Effects of tempera-
ture on growth and tuberization in potato plants
in vitro.
Plant Physiol Sup 36:28, 61. Growth in vitro of
sinale cell clones isolated from a sinale cell.
Plant Physiol Sup 36:29, 61. Ascorbic add oxi-
dase and tyrosinase acttuitie*;.
Plant Physiol Sup 36:29, 61. Isolation and grow-
th in vitro of sinale cell clones.
Plant Physiol Sup 36:29, 61. Response of normal
and phylloxera gall grape callus tissues in
vitro to concentrations of sugar. _
Plant Physiol 37:14, 62. Growth in vitro of single
cell clones of Phylioxera-gali and grape-stem
tissues with napthaleneacetic acid, I'inositol
and nuclpir acid*;.
Plant Physiol 37:23, 62. Influence of 2,4-
diehiorophenoxyacetic acid on growth and
enzvmatic activity of normal and crown pall
ti<;<;iip rtiltiirp<; .
Plant Physiol 37:53, 62., Tobacco mosaic
virus in liquid and agar single cell clone
cultures of tobacco tissue.
Phytopathology 52:753, 62. Chlorogenic acid"
concentration and enzymatic oxidation In rela-
tlnn tn ornwth . wound iniurv and crown-aall
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Phytopathology 53:782, 63. An inexpensive,
versatile oxvaen electrode.
Proc Am Soc Cell Biol, 62. Mitosis and
cytoplasmic movements in living tobacco
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Proc Int Conf Plant Tissue Cultures, Penn State
Univ, p. 10, 63. Pathology and plant tissue
culture.
PhD Thesis, Unlv Wisconsin, 63. Tuberiza-
tion In vitro and physiological studies with
ootato callus tissues.
PhD Thesis, Unlv Wisconsin, 63. Variation
within single cell clones of plant tissue
cultures.
CA-03782 CY CREtCH, OSCAR, Jr., Sch. Med., Tulane Univ.,
New Orleans, La. Chemotherapy by
nerfuxion
Ann Surg 156:417, Sep 62. An appraisal of
ranrpr rhpmnJhpranu
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:579, Feb 62. Chemo-
thpranv nf mplannma nf rhp pvtrpmiMp^
Cancer Res 22:87, 62. Chemotherapy of a trans-
nlantahlp mammarv tiimnr In <:train C3H mirp
Practioner 190:731, Jun 63. Cancer chemotherapy
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Rev Surg 19:149, May-Jun 62. Chemotherapy
Inr ranrpr hu nprfu<;inn
Acta Un Int Cancr 20:455, Aug 64. Chemotherapy
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Ann Surg 157:770, May 63. Behavior and treat-
ment of soft tissue sarcomas.
DIs Colon Rectum 6:297, Jul-Aug 63. Value of
oerfuslon in oelvic suraery.
Hotel Dleu Staff Bull 6:51, Apr 64. Chemo-
therapeutlc agents and their application In
treatment of cancer.
JAMA 188:855, Jun 64. Regional perfusion In
melanoma of limbs.
Post Grad Med 35:384, Apr 64. Current status of
chemotheraov of cancer.
Proc 5th Nat Cancer Conf, Sep 64. Regional
perfusion for tumors other than melanoma.
Am J Roentgen 96, (No 1), Jan 66. Combined radiation and
regional chemotheraov in the treatment of retinoblastoma.
Ann NY Acad Sci 115:357, Jul 64. Bleeding problems
in rpoinnal r.hpmntiipranv.
Laryngoscope 76:880, May 66. Regional chemotherapy of
cancer of the head and neck.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 7J7, Apr 66. Nitrogen mustard
under hvoerbaric oxvaenation.
Surgery 54:224, Jul 63. Pulmonary lesions produced by
orolonoed oartial oerfuslon.
Proceedings of Fifth National Cancer Conference , J B
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CA-03784 CY WOOLLEY, G.W., Sloan-Kettering Inst., N.Y.C.
Human tumor pxnprimpntal chpmothpranv
Acta Med Okayama 15(5):295, Oct 61. The
human tumor in conditioned ouinea olos.
Antlblot Chemother 11(3):165, Mar 61. Trans-
plantable human tumors in experimental chemo-
theraov: Effects of streotoniqrin on H.S.#1
and H.Ed. #3 In the rat.
Antlblot Chemother 11(31:184, Mar 61. The
effects of streptonigrin and other antibiotics on
a human eoidermoid carcinoma (H. Eo. *3).
crnwlno In rnnditlnnpd Swiss mirp.
Cancer Res 21(7):881, Aug 61. Transplant-
able human tumors in experimental chemo-
therapy: The effects of Cytoxan on H.S.#1
and H .Fn.*3 In the rat.
Cancer Res 22(15:1, Jan 62. The effect of
NSC survey compounds on human tumors in
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Cancer Res 22(1):9, Jan 62. A study of human
epidermoid carcinoma (H. Ep. #3) growing in
conditioned Swiss mice. III. Chemotheraov
with selected chemicals and observations on
diet, food intake, and druo toxicities.
Cancer Res 22(1):34, Jan 62. Chemotherapy
of transplantable human tumors in the hamster.
Cancer Res 22(11:87, Jan 62. Chemotherapy
of a transplantable mammary tumor in strain
C3H mice.
J Nat Cancer Inst 28(21:353, Feb 62. Trans-
plantable human tumors in experimental chemo-
therapy: Effects of actinomvcins on H.S.#1
and H .Fn.*3 in tfip raK
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(31:188, Mar 61.
In Vitro effects of chemical agents on respira-
tion, alvcolysis and arowth potential of a
tran';nl3ntahlp human rumor.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(31:273, 61.
Growth of human tumor H.Ep.#3 in non- ■
conditioned Swiss mice.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(41:326, Mar 62.
The effect of temperature on tumor arowth.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(41:367, Mar 62.
A passible correlation between old age, de-
oressed immune response, and soontaneous
tumor inridpncp in mirp.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(41:373, Mar 62.
Further studies of susceptibility to Friend
yini<:.
Proc Int Sympos Immun Tumor Field, Torino,
Italy, Jun 61. Immunological studies in rats
heterotransolanted with human tumprs.
Proc Soc Am Assn Cancer Res 3(41:369, Mar
62. The surgical treatment of carcinogen-
induced mammarv tumors of the rat.
Trans NY Acad Sci Ser 2, 24:158, 61. Anti-
biotics in exoerimental cancer chemotheraov.
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CA-03790
CA-03793
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5, (No 1):69, 64. A new trans-
, ol;intahlp mnii*;p livpr himnr nf "innntanpoii^ nr'min.
Pfoc Int Congr Hormonal Steroids 2:351, 65. Action of
hormonal steroids on transplantable human and animal
tumors.
CA-03785 PC RILEY, EDWARD E., Dillard Univ., New Orleans,
Louisiana. Liver catalase
activity under various conditions
Experientia 18:33, 62. Effect of ferritin on
liwpr ra^pja'sp arth/itu
CA~03787 PATH TANNENBAUM, ALBERT, Michael Reese Hosp.,
Med. Cc, Chicago, III. Factors and
mp.-.l.anisms In carcinoaenesis
Cancer Res 22:1105, 62. Neoplastic response
of various tissues to the administration of
urethan.
Cancer Res 22:1362, 62. Multipotential carcino-
apnicitv nf urpthan in rhp ^nraaitp-DflwJpv rat.
Cancer Res 24:361, 64. Increased induction of
sl<in tumors bv oretreatment with croton oil.
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 14:341, 64. Contribution
of urethan studies to the understanding of car-
cinoaenesis.
PET Carroll . D.W. . Rollins Col . . Winter Park . Fla.
MICRO DOUGHERTY, R.M., Univ. Rochester, N.Y.
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J Org Chem 27:3545, 62. Preparation and prop-
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GEN FINGER, IRVING, Havei-ford Col., Haverford, Pa.
Immunological studies of gene action in
Parsmpriiim
Genetics 47:223, Feb 62. Immunogenetic
analysis of proteins of Paramecium. I. Anti-
aen soecificitv.
Genetics 47:241, Feb 62. Immunogenetic
analysis of proteins of Paramecium. II. Im-
mnhilization antigens.
J Molec Biol 6:182, 63. Immunogenetic analy-
sis of proteins of Paramecium. III. A method
for determinina relationships among antigenic
Drntpins.
J Molec Biol 6:190, 63. Immunogenetic analy-
sis of proteins of parmecium. IV. Evidence for
tlie oresence of hybrid antigens in heterozv-
aotes.
Genet Res 5:127, 64. Immunogenetic analysis of proteins
of Paramecium. V. Detection of specific determinants in
t:rrainc iarl/inn a <:(irfarp anMnpn
Genet Res 5:137, 64. Immunogenetic analysis of proteins
of Paramecium. VI. Additional evidence for the expression
nf <;pupral Inri in animal*; nf a <;inolp anfinpnir fvnp.
Genetics 49:485, 64. Cytoplasmic control of gene expression
in Paramecium. I. Preferential expression of a single
allele in heter07vaotes.
CA-0.??96 SRC FRENKEL, EUGENE P., Southwestern Med.
Sch., Univ. Texas, Dallas, Tex.
Southwestern cancer chemotherapy study
Cancer Chemother Rep (No 21), Aug 62. Eval-
uation of new chemotherapeutic agents in the
treatment of multiple mveloma. VI. Metasar-
rolvsin.
Cancer Chemother Rep (No 28), p. 13, Apr 63.
Evaluation of new chemotherapeutic agents in
treatment of multiple mveloma.
CYP-3800 CY Jones, J. C, Univ. Southern California, Los Angeles,
Cal.
CA-03806 BIO HERRANEN, AILENE, Worcester Fdn. Exptl.
Biology, Shrewsbury, Mass. A bio-
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Fed Proc 21:424, 62. X-irradiation on amino acid
incorporation in thymus cell fractions.
J Biol Chem 236:3020, 61. Status of soluble
ribonucleic acid in mammalian cells.
CA-03809 GM RAWSON, RULON W., Sloan-Kettering Inst.
Cancer Res., New York, N.Y. Clinical
investioatron of cancer
Biochim Biophys Acta 59:708, 62. Inhibition
of 3a-hydroxysteroid-mediated transhydrogen-
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Arch Biochem 101:278, 63. Purification
of 3a-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase obtained
from the soluble fraction of rat liver.
Fed Proc 22:421, 63 . Purification of bovine
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J Biol Chem, Apr 64 . Purification of bovine
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Am J Roentgen 87:171, 62. The relation of radioj-
iodine dosimetry to results and (pmplications
in the treatment of metastatic thyroid cancer.
Biochemistry 1:197, 62. The effect od dodecyl
sulfate on the ultraviolet spectra of proteins.
Biochim Biophys Acta 59:708. 62. Inhibition of
3a -hydroxysteroid -mediated transhvdrogenase
of rat liver by various quinones and flavonoids.
Biochim Biophys Acta 89:150, 64. The effects
of various sulfites and glycerol on the heat in-
activation of 3a-hvdroxvsteroid dehydrogenase
nf raf I n/ci-
Cancer 17:122, 64. The inhibitory effects of
acetvlated thyrotropin on metastatic thyroid.
Endocrinology 76:403, 65. Histochemical study
of 3P- and 17P- hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases
of human term placenta.
Gen Comp Endocr 4:314, 64. The effects of
chemical derivatives of thyroid-stimulating
hormone on the metamorphosis of rana pipiens
tadnnles.
J Biol Chem 239:1515, May 64. Purification of
bovine growth hormone.
J NucI Med 5:796, 64. An 18-year stucN of the
use of beef thyrotropin to increase ll31 uptake
in metastatic thyroid cancer.
Steroids 3:85, 64. Dissociation of the dehydro-
genating and transhydrogenating activities of
the 3a-hydroxvsteroids dehydrogenase of rat
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Biochim Biophys Acta 105:115, 65. Distribution of 3$-hydroxy-
steroid dehydrogenase and ^-' -3-ketosteroid isomerase in
in homoaenate fractions of human placenta.
Biochim Biophys Acta 110:189, 65. Futher study on the pur-
ification of 3-a-hvdroxvsteroid dehydrogenase of rat liver.
Endocrinology 78:333, 66. Histochemical demonstration of the
hydroxysteroid oxidoreductases in the umbilical cord and
membranes of human term and immature olacenfa.
Excerpta Med Int Congr Ser, (No 99), 66. Growth hormone
activity In humans from enzymatically digested bovine
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Fed Proc 24:382, 65. Separation and investigation of multi-
nip rnmnnnpnfs; nf hnuinp nrnwfh hnrmnnp
Gen Comp Endocr 4:314, 64. The effects of chemical de-
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J Clin Invest 44:1099, 65. The metabolic effects in man of
hnvinp nrnwfh hnrmnnp Hiop^fpri with trvn<;in
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activity with acetvi oroteins.
J Surg Res, Mar 66. The effect on pancreatic flow of acety-
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Metabolism 14:832, 65. Total urinary hydroxyproline ex-
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after human growth hormone in adult hvoooituitarism.
Metabolism 14:1189, 65. The metabolic effects in man of
hnuinp arnwth hnrmnnp diop«;tpH with trvn^in.
Steroids 3:85, 64. Dissociation of the dehydrogenating and
transhydrogenating activities of the 3o-hydroxysteroid de-
hvHrnnpnacip nf rat liwpr hv f^-mprrantnpthannl and tp<;tn5tprnnp
Steroids 6:123, 65. Separation of 3-o-and 3-p-hydroxy-
steroid oxidoreductases for the soluble frar.tinn nf rat liupr.
Diseases of Metabolism, W B Saunders Co, Philadelphia,
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CA-n38n RAD LAUGHLIN, JOHN S., Sloan-Kettering Inst.
Cancer Res., New York, N.Y. Biophysical
studies of cancer
Biochem Pharmacol 11:155, 62. Nucleotides.
III. Synthesis and effects with cells in cul-
ture nf 1 31 indinp-lahplpri S-indn-J'-denxv-
nriHino-'^'-nhftcnfiato
Cancer Res 22:3, 62 . The effects of some
purine analogs on the growth of H .Ep . #1 and
chick embryo fibroblast cells .
Cancer Res 22:1061, 62 . Transformation of
chick embryo cells in culture by Rous sarcoma
virus—Cvtochemical studies.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res p . 315, Apr 62 .
Effect of inhibitors related to nucleic acid
purines on the cell culture system: Chick
embrvo cell-Rous sarcoma virus.
Radlat Res 16, 62. Fluorescence studies of
irradiated alkaline ben7nic acid solutions.
Radlat Res 17:479, 62. Radiosensitization
of a mammalian cell line with 5-bromodeoxy-
urldine.
Virology 16:98, 62 . Effect of 5-fluorodeoxy-
uridlne on the proliferation of Rous sarcoma
virus.
Brit J Radiat 36:247, 63. Measurement of
bone marrow and gonadal dose from x-ray
examinations nf the nelvls. htn. and snine
as a function of field size, tube kilovoltage,
and added filtration.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:18, 63 . Effect
of inhibitors of nucleic acid synthesis on the
cell culture system: Chick embryo cell-Rous
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:16, 64. Proliferation
of Rous sarcoma virus In cell culture. Effect
of p-fluoro-phenvlalanine.
Proc Am Chem Soc Mtg, Jan 64. Crosslinking
and degradation of DNA bv hynochlorous acid. i
Proc Biophys Soc 8th Ann Mtg, p. TA4, Feb 64. ]
Viscosity and hyperchromlclty studies of DNA |
extracted from gamma ray Irradiated E. coll.
Radiat Res 20:263, 63 . The radiation I
chemistry of aqueous ferrous sulfate-benzoic |
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Radlat Res 22:218, 64. Modification of radiation
inactivatlon of E. coll 15T"by protective and '
sensitizing agents. I
Bact Proc, Apr 65. Nucleoside kinase activity
in tissues infected with reus sarcoma virus. !
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 6:17, Mar 65. Requirei-
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J Phys Chem 68:1359, 64. Radiolysis of acid aqueous i
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J Phys Chem 68:3829, 64. Pulse radlolysis of aqueous
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Radlat Res 4, (Suopl):114, 64. Effects of oxygen and pH
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CA-03817 SURG VANAMEE, PARKER, Sloan-Kettering Inst.,
New York, N.Y. Experimental surgery
and ohvsioloav of cancer
Am J Physiol 201-1025, Dec 61. Extrahepatlc
r.Iparanrp nf 1 131 rn<;p hpnnal.
Am J Clin Path 37:381, 62. Cancer cells In the
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Am J Med Scl 244:466, 62. Oxygen saturation
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Am J Surg 103:173, Feb 62. Fibrinolytic agents
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Ann Intern Med 56:698, Apr 62. Renal disease
and ttie met;ibolic effects of tetracycline.
Ann Intern Med 58:389, 63. Renal diseases
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Ann Surg 155:191, 62. Reservoir construction
after total aastrectomv: An instructive case.
Arch Surg 84:449, Apr 62. Anticoagulants and
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Arch Surg 85:430, Sep 62. Bone marrow protec-
tion in mechlorethamine (nitrogen mustard)
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Cancer, v. 14, p. 414, 61
Surgery, v. 49, p. 666, v. 50, p. 248, 395, 61
Proc Am Ass Cancer Res, v. 3, p. 2 25, Mar 61
Cancer 14:414, Mar-Apr 61. Dornase aerosol In
hrnnrhnniilmnnarv rnmniir,;»tlnnc
Cancer 14:957, Sep-Oct 61. Human fibrinolysis
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Cancer 14:1127, Sep-Oct 61. Carcinoma of the
nallhlflHHpr in Hnn<;
Cancer Res 21:11, Dec 61. Castration and spon-
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Cancer Res 21:235, 61. Experimental evaluation'
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Cancer Res 21:1062, Sep 61. Effect of hyper-
linpmla nn niilmnnaru mptacfacpc
Cancer 15:276. 62. Factors affecting the de-
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Cancer 15:472, May-Jun 62. Effects of protrac-
fpri artprial infiisinn nn liwpr ranrpr^
Cancer Chemother Rep 18:43, 62. Mid-torso
nrrln^inn for rpninnal ranrpr rhpmnth#rany.
Clin Pharmacol Ther 3:321, 62. Some metabolic
a';nprt<; nf tpfrarvrllnps.
Clin Pharmacol Ther 3:447, Jul-Aug 62. Experi-
mental perfusion system utilizing rabbit Vx-2
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J Nat Cancer Inst 28:1193, May 62. Serum pro-
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J Surg Res 2:268, Jul 62. An experimental per-
fusion system using rabbit Vx-2carclnoma. I.
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J Surg Res 2:343, Sep 62. Production of pulmo-
nary mp^a«racp«
J Surg Res 2:382, Nov 62. Experimental arterial
fhrnmhi- FnrmaHnn and lyci«
J Urol 87:923, Jun 62. Zinc content of prostate
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J Urol 88:268, Aug 62. Additive effects of dithi-
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Nature 193:72, Jan 62. Zinc content of expressed
hitman nrnctafir fliiiH
Nature 195:809, 62. An alveolar-arterial PCOz
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Proc Int Un Physiol Scl 22nd Int Cong, Leiden,
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Radiology 79:848, Nov 62. Decrease of metas-
tases of carcinosarcoma Walker 256 with Irra-
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Cancer Chem Screen Data. v. 21 .0.161. 199. 61
Surgery 52:250, Jul 62. Effect of fibrinolysin
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of experimental use of a tissue bank at Memor-
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Am J Clin Nutr 12:180, 63.' Effect of some phys-
iologic factors of the absorption of vitamin 612
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Am J Physiol 205:857, 63. Behavioral tbermo
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Angiology 14:285, 63. Induction of fibrinolysis
by hyperventilation with oxygen and carbon
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Angiology 14:533, 63. The present status of
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Blood 22 J51, 63. Effect of ascorbic acid in vivo
on labeling of red cells by radioactive sodium
rhrnmatp.
Cancer 16:444, 63. Technique for visualization
and perfusion of bronchial arteries: Suggested
rliniral and Hiannn*;tir annliratinn^
Cancer 16, (No 5):567, May 63. Resional per-
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J Surg Res 3:307, 63. Effect of serotonin and
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New York J Med 63:2359, 63. Current sUlus o(
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New York J Med 63:2518, 63. Current status of
rpninnal rhpmnfhprani, II Ppciilrc
Progr Cardiov Dis 6:255, 63. Fibrinolysin and
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Radiology 80:236, 63. Irradiation and anticoagu-
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Am J Physiol, Vol 208, (No 3), Mar 65. Influence of sex
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Brit J Cancer 19:620, Sep 65. Production of skin lesions
and lymohorytir Ipiikemia In <ivrian (anlHpn) ham5lpr<;.
Fed Proc p. 412, Apr 64. The effects of sex hormones on
auricular thrombosis In Svrlan (golden) hamsters.
Gastroenterology 46:680, 64. Effects of freezing on the
gastric mucosa In dogs.
J Surg Res 6:126, 66. The effect on pancreatic flow of
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Nat Cancer Inst Monogr 12:371, 63. A transplantable,
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5, (No 1):19, Mar 64. The
apparent Induction of primary, multicentric, malignant
melanoma in the Syrian (golden) hamster.
Surg Forum 14:349, 63. Structural and functional changes
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Surgery 55, (No 4):485, 64. Results of groin dissection for
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J Geront 17:245, Jul 62. Desoxyrlbonuclease
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J Lab Clin Med 60:688, 62. Reaction between
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Nature 196:988, 62 . Influence of deoxy-
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(contd)
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Ann NY Acad Sci 114:528, 64. Abscopal ef-
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Blood 21:772, 63. Experiences with infusion of
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Pediatrics 31:1028, 63. Proteolytic enzyme act-'
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CA-03826 MC LICHTIN', NORMAN N.", Grad. Schi, Boston Univ.,
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CA-03828 BM SHECHMEISTER, I.L., Grad. §ch.. Southern
III. Univ., Carbondale Oral microorganisms
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irradiation on survival and susceptibility of
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Ariilivant rhpmnthpcanv in Riirnprv fnr ranrpr
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Exoerimental bladder tumors
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CA-03844 PATH SEVERI, LUCIO, Univ. Perugia, Perugia, Italy
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Chromosomes bv the blood technicue in various
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WHO, Geneva, Switzerland, Jul 62. Chromo-
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Heredltas 49:433, 63. A case of chronic myeloid
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Heredltas 50:53, 63. Relationifflps of viruses,
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Heredltas 50, (No 1):139, 63'. " The effect of
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Genetics 51:625, 65. Conditioned response of
salivary-gland chromosomes of Drosophila
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CA-03852 Al BERNF^LD, PETER, Bio-Research Inst.,
Cambridge, Mass. Anomalous plasma proteins
in tumor-bearina hosts
Science 142, (No 3593):678, Nov 63. Anti-
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them into lattices of synthetic oolvmers.
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 117:675, 64. Tonnw
studies on abnormal serum proteins In tumor-
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CA-03853 CY FUERST, ROBERT, Texas Woman's U., Denton,
Tex. Chemotherapeutic studies on
Dvrimidine comoounds
Antimicrob Agents Chemother 260, May 61.
Adaptability of Neurospora to 6-dlazo-5-oxo-
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Biochim Biophys Acta 86:26, 64. A study of tde
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Biochim Biophys Acta 86:33, 64. Chemical and
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64. Antifungal activity of antitumor antibiotics'
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Neurospora studies of pantothenates produced by enzymatic}
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CA-03860 GEN FORRO, FREDERICK, Jr., Grad. Sch., Yale
Univ., New Haven, Conn. Macromolecular
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J Molec Biol 8:392, 64. A radloautographlc
study of the transfer of 32p-iabelea t2 par
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J Molec Biol 9:772, 64. A radloautographlc
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Biophys J 5:629, 65. Autoradiographic studies of bacterial
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CA-03871 BIO SHAW, £., Sch. Med., Tulane Univ., New
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Salt Lalte City Relation of nucleic acid
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CA-03878 SRC LEWISON, EDWARD F., Sch. Med., Johns Hopkins
Univ., Baltimore, Md. Cooperative study
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Duarte, Cal. Tumor Induction by avian
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Cold Spring Harbor Sympos Quantitative Biol,
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CA-03885 CY RAY, FRANCIS E., Florida Univ., Gainesville,
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CA-03887 CY REGELSON, WILLIAM, Health Research, Inc.,
Buffalo, N.Y. Anionic polyelectrolyte
inhibitors of tumnr arnwth
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of an anionic polyelectrolyte (polyethylene-
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Nature 196:642, Nov 62. Ethylene maleic anhy-
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study of the inhibiting effects of anionic poly-
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Cancer 17, (No 2):203, Feb 64. Studies on a
possible relationship between vitamin E de-
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Proc Am Ass Cancer Res 4:56, 63. The eval-
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of radiation on splenomegaly induced by the
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Radlat Res 24:619, 65. Effect of whole body radiation on
the activity of add deoxyrlbonuclease (DNA se II) of
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CA-03888 SRC LEIKIN,SANFORD L., Res. Fdn., Children's
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Cancer Chemother i^ep (No 18), p. 83, 62. A
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Cancer Chemother Rep (No 16), p. 155, 62.
The frequency of the various morphologic types
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therapy with actinomycln-D (NSC-3053), chlorambucil
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synchronized Tetrahvmena ovriformis.
CA-03894 PATH SMITH, A.G., Duke U., Durham, N.C.
Effect of normal cell nuclear fractions on cancer
rplK _
Arch Path 75:438, Apr 63. Extragonadal testicu-
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Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Radio-
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Lancet 2:1004, 61. Abnormal medium sized
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CA-04130 CY MIHICH, ENRICO, Health Research, Inc.,
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Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 107:816, 61. The
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Pharmacologist 5:270, 63. Prevention of the I
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 5:45, 64. Compara-i
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Cancar Res 25:153, 65. Differences in the selec'fj
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Vitamins Hormones 22:609, 64. Selective meta-
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 7:7, 66. Biological activity of
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Proc 9th Int Cancer Conor, Tokyo, 66. Immunological
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CA-04132 MC DOORENBOS, NORMAN J., Grad.Sch.,Phar., Univ.
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J Org Chem 26:2546,61. Steroids. II. ^-Aza-
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J Org Chem 26:2548, 61. Steroids. III. Syn-
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the Beckmann and Schmidt rearranaements In
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J Org Chem 26:4550, 61. Steroids. V. The
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J Pharm Sci 50:628, 61. Steroids. VIII.
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J Pharm Sci 51:414, 62. Steroids. IX. Syn-
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Proc Penn Acad Sci 36:113, 62. Some
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Surg Gynec Obstet 115:207, Aug 62. Passage
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Trans Am Acad Ophthal Otolaryng, Sep-Oct 62.
Removal of nasopharyngeal angiofibroma with
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Proc 9th Congr Int Soc Hematology, 62. Electron
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Proc 5th Int Congr Electron MIcrosc, 62. Vims
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Proc 5th Int Congr Electron Microscopy, 62,
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Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 110:504, 62. Elec- '
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Texas Rep Biol Med 21:113, 63. Search for
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Virology 18:320, Oct 62. Continuous phase
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Ann Fac Med Perugia 54:752, 63. Some
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Cancer Res 24, (No 5):869, Jun 64. An electron
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4, (No 1):38, Apr 63.
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Submicroscooic morphology of avian neoplasms.
VI. Comoaralive studies on Rous sarcoma, vis-
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Studies on the structure of the mammary tumor -
inducing virus (BIttner) and of leukemia virus
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Tetrahedron Letters, 55?, 62. Mechanism of the
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Tetrahedron Letters 24:1645, 63. The synthe-
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Chem Industry p. 739, 63. Reductive cleavage
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Ann NY Acad Sci 114:701, 64. Transplanta-
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and thawing on repopulatlon effected by transplanted
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Cryoblology 2:9, 65. A study of hematopoietic repopulatlon
effected bv fresh and thawed marrow.
Cryoblology 2:9, 65. Transplantation potential of marrow
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Electron microscope studies on host-virus
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CY HOLZAEPFEL, JOHN H., Col. Med , Ohio State
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Virology 19:198, Feb 63. Surface differences
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Proc 5th Int Cong Electron Microsc, 62. The
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Proc 5th Int Cong Electron Microsc, Aug 62.
Observations on the relations between Intestinal
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Clin Res 13, (No 1):81, Jan 65. Severe pre-
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Lab Invest 14:1644, 65. The relationship of intravesicular
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SRC WHITAKER, JO ANNE, Univ. Texas Southwestern
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Cancer Res 23, (No 4):519, May 63 . Focal"
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Anal Biochem 2:441, 61. Estimation of
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Die Makromolekulare Chemie 55:121, 62.
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Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 4:70, 63.
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J Chem Eng Data 9:551, 64. Measurement of
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The Proteins , Academic Press, New York, 2, 64.
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Biochemistry 4:823, 65. Spectrophotometric titration of the
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Biochim Biophys Acta 107:463, 65. Activation of chymo-
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Biopolymers, 2nd issue, 66. Studies of the birefringence
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CR Acad Sci Paris 259:4560, 64. Sur I'utilisation de
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Biochem Biophys Res Commun 6:155, 61.
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Sympos Enzyme Chem 15:99, 61. Enzymatic
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CB LIEBERMAN, I., Sch. Med., Univ. Pittsburgh,
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Deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis and its
inhihitinn in mammalian r.plls r.iittiirpd from thp
animal
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GEN FOSTER, M., Sch. Lit., Sci. and Arts, U.
Michigan, Ann Arbor Factors
/•nntivi I linn moinmaJIan moi^nnnonpc ic
Am Zool 2:441, 62. Inherited variations in
fine stmcture of melanin granules in hair bulb
mplannrvtp<; nf thp hni(«:p mnij<:p.
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p^fpracp rnmnnnpnf in Muc miicrnln<;
CA-04307 CB LOUD, ALDEN V., Detroit Inst. Cancer Res.,
Detroit, Mich. Relation of structure
tn f■In^^inn in mirrn';nmp«;
Ann NY Acad Sci 100:607, 63. The ultrastructure
of unmelanized pigment cells in induced melano-
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Fed Proc 21:142, 62. Role of soluble and
microsomal components in cholesterol bio-
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J AppI Physiol 32:1632, 61. Method for quan-
»itaH*»P ocfim-ifinn nf nufnnlaemln etw.nfi ip***-
J AppI Phys 34:2517, 63. The ultrastructure of
J Cell Biol 15:481, 62. (Juantitative estimation
rYP-4pqh
CA-04298
CA-04299
CA-04302
• CA-04305
nf r-jlcnla
lir «lnirtiirA<;
J Cell Bio' 18:181, 63. The induction of
melanization in goldfish scales with ACTH,
in witr'i CpMi.lar anH ciiKrpl liilar rhannpc
J Invest Derm 39:55, Jul 62. Electron micros-
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J AppI Physiol 34:2517, 63. The ultrastructure
of cvtodps in !;Dlepn.
CA-04311 VR KIRSTEN, WERNER H., Sch. Med.,
' Univ. Chicago, Chicago. III.
Pafhoapnp<:l<; nf inrliirpH tpiikpmia
anH fttmnrc In I'afc
Arch Path 74:380, 62. Interactions of poly-
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Cancer 15:750, 62. Relationship of viral
infections to leukemia in mice. IV. Acceler-
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Cancer Res 21:767, Jul 61. Heterolransplant-
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Cancer Res 22:484, 62. Morphology and
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Nature 193:791, 62. Transmission of lym-
nhnid Ipnkpmia in npwhnm rate
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:334, 62. Trans-
mission of lymphoid leukemia from AKR mice
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CA-04313 VR GROUPE, VINCENT, Grad. Sch., Rutgers
State Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.
Viral neooiasia
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:397, 62 . Pathogenesis of
virus-induced Rous sarcoma. I. Distribution of
virus and tumor foci in chicks and turkevs.
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:421, 62 . Pathogenesis of
virus-induced Rous sarcoma. II . Dynamics of
tumor develooment and viral growth oatterns in
chicks.
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:723, 62. Effect of anti-
viral antibody on virus-cell interactions in
turkpv RniK ^arrnma rplK.
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:739, 62. Role of humoral
antibody and infecting dose in the recovery of
Rou-; ■sarcoma virus from tiirkev tumnr cells in
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Science 134:192, Jul 61. Critical factors in
Cllnrpccfiil rprnuprv nf Rnric carrnmn \/inrc
Science 139:922, 63. Low malignancy of
Rous sarcoma cells as evidenced by poor
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Cancer Chemother Rep 31:25, 63 . Experiences
with virus-induced Rous sarcoma as a model in
experimental theraov .
Science 139:922, 63 . Low malignancy of
Rous sarcoma cells as evidenced by poor
transolantabilitv in turkevs.
Virology 21:271, 63 . A macrofocus assay for
Rous sarcoma virus (RSV) in chicken embryo
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Bact Proc 99:133, 64. Studies with the Rauscher
murine leukemia virus in random-bred Swiss
mice.
CanceTCKemother Rep (No. 44):1, Feb 6b. Re-
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Ergebn Mikrobiol Immunitaetsforsch 38:284, 64.
A review of recent studies on Rous sarcoma
virus (RSV) emohasizina virus-eel I -host in-
tPrantion^.
Experimental Chemotherapy , Academic Press,
New York, 3:525, 64. Experience with the
chemotheraov of viral dispa^ps.
J Nat Cancer Inst 34:201, 65. Effects of Rous sarcoma virus
on chicken-embryo limb buds grafted onto the chorio-allantoic
membrane.
Nat Cancer Inst Monogr (No 171:179, 65. Further studies on
Rous sarcoma virus (RSV). Experiences with the virus-
host-tumor-intpractions in hrrkpv*;.
Progr Exp Tumor Res 3:148, 63. Combined effects of
chpmical narrinnapnir aopnf*; anH uiriKp<;
CA-04315 BBC MACINTYRE, WALTER M., Grad. Sch., Univ.
Colorado, Eloulder, Colo. Secondary
hnnriino in rrv«;fal<; nf rarrinn*;tarir
anpnf*;
Acta Cryst 16:221, 63. Cascade: An automatic
sinale-crvstal x-rav diffrnctomeler.
Acta Cryst 16:315, 63. A note on the absolute
<;calina of inten^irip^ hv Kartha'^ mprhod
Acta Cryst 17:789, 64. Unit cell and space group
of 8-a2aaiianinp hvdrochloririp monohvHratp
Acta Cryst 17:1305, 64. Crystal and molecular
structure of the monohydrate of the rubidium
salt of 5-fluoroorotic acid.
Biophys J 4:203, 64. Crystal and molecular
structure of 5-fluoro-2'-deoxv-6-uridine.
Biophys J 4:495, 64. Non-planar distribution of
nitrooen atom honH<: in niir|pn<;irip<;
J Chem Phys 40:3563, 64. Charge-transfer self-
complex formed in potassium squarate monohy-
drate.
Science 147:507, 65. Charge-transfer self-com-
olex formed bv 8-azaauanine.
Phn Thp<;i^. Ilniv Cnlnrarin. 65
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structure of a <;vnthetic imiria70-nriiinp
611
^mmmmmmmamm
CA-P4316
CA-04317
CA-M318
CA-04319
CA-04320
SRC MASTERSON, JOHN G., State Univ. New York,
Downstate Med. Cr., Brooklyn, N.Y;
Ariinvanf rhprnnthpranv ^fiiriv in ranr.pr
ftf thp nviar'v
Cancer Bull 14:11, Jan-Feb, 62. Chemo-
thpranv
MC IRELAND, ROBERT E., The Univ. of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Michigan. The synthesis of
azasteroids as anti -cancer aaent<;
J Org Chem 27:1615, 62. The n-butylthlo-
mpthujpnp hinrl/inn nrnlin CA-04322
CY SHANKMAN, S., Pasadena Fdn. Med. Res., Cal.
Synthesis of antibacterial tri-and tetra-
npnririp^
J Med Pharm Chem 5:42 62. Peptides of
l-aminnrvrlnnpntanprarhnxvlir aniri.
CY SHRINER; R.L., State U. Iowa, Iowa City
Anti-tumor effect of flavanones,
rarhamatp<; and amidlnp^
PATH RUBIN, CYRUS E.,Sch. Med., Univ. Washington,
Seattle, Wash. The pathogenesis of human
aiimpnfarv mucnsal disease
Ann Rev Med 12i39, 61. Malabsorption; Celiac
• nriip
Clin Res 9:89, 61. Acute Intestinal reiponi*
tn \«hp«t In r»lliir »nriiB
Gastroenterology 42:295, 62. Morphologic
alterations induced by methotrexate In the
mucosa of human oroxlmai intestine. I. Serial
nh«prv«Mnn« hv llah* mirrnsrnnv
Gastroenterology 42:281, 62. Design of a
hydraulic suction tube for peroral biopsy of CA-04326
human aastmlntp'stinai tract.
Gastroenterology 42:691, 62. Clinical exper-
l»nr,(« with «Ncfinn hlnnsv nf i»rfai mur.fna.
Gastroenterology 43:1, 62. Histologic demon-
stration of Intestinal fat absorption In man with
an imnrnved rarfinwax tsrhnlnim.
Gastroenterology 43:407, Oct 62. Morphologic CA-04327
;iUprafinne In in^pcHnal mii,>n«a
Gastroenterology 43:621, 62. Studies of celiac
sprue. III. The effect of repeated wheat In-
stillation into the oroxlmai Ileum of oatients on
a aliitpn-frpp HIpf ,
J Biophys Biochem Cytol 10:145, 61. Mem-
hranp*; nf thp human npn<!innnpn orannlp.
lntB<Hnal RIonav . nhurchlll PuhCn.. London.
62. Biopsy Studies on the pathogenesis of
coeliac sorue.
Ann Intern Med 59:332, 63. Esophageal exfolia-
tive cvtoloav: A nealected orocedure.
Cancer 17:163, 64. Exfoliative cytologic
screening for aastric cancer.
Gastroenterology 45:335, 63. A warning regarding
the dangers of hydraulic biopsy In gastrointesti-
nal research.
Gastroenterology, Sep 64. The fine structure of CA-04328
normal human aastric mucosa.
Gastroenterology 46:134, 64. Cell proliferation
and migration in the stomach, duodenum, and
rectum of man: Radloautoaraphic studies.
Gastroenterology 46:134, 64. Electron microscop-
ic techniques for studying fat absorption In man
with some observations on oinocvtosls.
Gastroenterology 46:418, 64. An Improved de-
sian for a hvdrauiic bioosv tube.
J Cell Biol 18:599, 63. Studies on small In-
testinal crypt epithelium. I. The fine structure
of the crvDt eoltheiium of the oroxlmai small
lnrp<;tinp of factlna human*;.
JAMA 183:768, 63. Electron microscopy of mu- CA-04330
cosa of small Intestine.
Lancet 2:83, 63. Gastric exfoliative cytology:
An accurate and practical dlaonostlc orocedure^ CA-04332
Lancet 2:851, 63. The diagnosis of cystic
fibrosis bv rectal suction bloDSV.
Am J Clin Nutr 18:134, 66. A preliminary study of factors
affecting blood lipid levels in three groups of Yemenite
Jews. CA-04333
Gasteroenteroiogy 47:313, 64. Electron microscopy of
the aut: A word of caution.
Gastroenterology 47:471, 64. Studies of the rectal
mNnn<;a inrpliar <;nrijp.
Gastroenterology 47:573, 64. Studies of celiac sprue. IV. CA-04337
The response of the whole length of the small bowel to a
aiuten-tree diet.
Gastroenterology, Nov 65. Electron microscopy of the
small intpstinp- A fpwjpw.
Gastroenterology 48:684, 65. Whipple's disease: Light and CA-0434C
electron microscopic correlation of jejunal mucosal
histoiOQV with antibiotic treatment and nliniral status. _
Gastroenterology 48:708, 65. Microbiological studies of in- '
rp^tinal hinniiip*; tal^pn Hnfinn artiwp Whinnlp'c rlicpaco_
Gasteroenteroiogy 48:753, 65. Epithelial hyperplasia following
mas<;i\/p <;niail hnwpi rp<;prtinn in man _ C-4342
Gastroenterology 49:574, 65. Electron microscopy of the CA-04344
small intestine: A review.
Gastroenterology 49:676, 65. Peroral biopsy of the small
intestine: A review of its diaanostic usefulness.
Gastroenterology 50:65, 66. Electron microscopic studies
of trialvceride absorption in man.
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Gastroenterology 50:195, 66. An ultrastructural study of the
intestinal mucosa in congential beta-lipoprotein deficiency
with particular emohasis upon the intestinal absorptive cell.
Medicine 45:111, 66. Abdominal lymphoma presenting as
malabsorption: A clinico-pathologic study of nine cases
in Israel and a review of the literature.
New Eng J Med 272^148, 65. Studies of the familial nature
of cpliac snnip u'^inn -^mall intpQtlnal hinn^u
New Eng J Med 272:990, 65. The diagnosis and exclusion of
Hirschnnina's Hispasp pyr.lnHpH hu rprtal ciirtinn hinncv
PATH HIGGINSON,JOHN, Univ. Kansas Med. Cr.,
Kansas City, Kansas Effect of dietary
f:hanjps on aastric cancpr
Am J Path 43:477, 63. Ultrastructural hepatic"
chanoes in rats on a necrooenic diet.
Exp Molec Path 3:297, 64. The carcinogenicity
of nonsaponiflable extracts from livers of South
Ah-ican Bantu and white sublects.
Lab Invest 12:1260, 64. The effects of differe'nt
diets on Iron absnrntinn.
Cancer Res 23, (No 10):1624, Nov 63. The
geographical oathoionv of primary liver cancer ._
Am J Path 45:353, 64. Ultrastructural changes produced by ~
nrotein and reUtRd rilfloienrips In Ihp rnt Ih/pr,
Exp Molec Path 3:297, 64, The carcinogenicity of non-
saponiflable extracts from livers of South African Bantu
and white sublects.
Lab Invest 12:1260, 63. The effects of different diets
nn Icnn aheni-nUnn
Lab Invest 14:191, 65. Effect of dietary change on Iron
ahsnrntinn in nnlvrvthpmlr. mirp.
SRC MclNTYRE, 0. ROSS, Dartmouth Med. Sch.,
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In chemntheraov of acute leukemia
Blood 21:699, 63. The effect of 6-mercapto-
purlne on the duration of steroid-Induced remis-
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nf nthpr nntpntlaliv inpfnl thsranv.
MC CASTLE, RAYMOND N., Grad. Sch., Univ.
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J Heterocyclic Chem 1:98, 64. Cinnoline chem-
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tuted 4-mfircantnninnnlinps and rpiatpH rnm-
Dounds.
J Heterocyclic Chem 1:221, 64. Cinnoline chem-
istry. X. The infrared spectra of halogen sub-
stituted 4-hvdroxv- and S-mercaotocinnolines^
J'Het5r6eyell6 Cheira;63, 65.' Clhriollne cheSlS-
try. XI. The ultraviolet spectra of halogen sub-
stituted 4-hvdroxv- and 4-mercaotoclnnollnes.
J Heterocyclic Chem 2:459, 65. Cinnoline chemistry. XII.
Synthesis of 6-fluoro-4-methyl-clnnoline and other cln-
nollnes as potential antitumor aapnts.
J Heterocyclic Chem 3:79, 66. Reaction of phosphorus penta-
sulfide with halooen-suhstitutpd nitroopn hptprncvcips.
SRC PANOS, THEODORE C, Univ. Arkansas Med.
Cr., Little Rock, Ark. Southwestern
ranrpr rhpmnthpranv ctiiHv
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:39, Apr 63. Clinical
trials with cyclophosphamide in children with
soft tissue sarcoma.
Cancer Chemother Rep 28:43, Apr 63.
Antinomvcin P? in malianancies in children.
Am J Dis Child 108:530, Nov 64. Uracil mustard Vherapy
in mptastatir Wilms' tiimnr.
Cancer Chemother Rep 48:45, Oct 65. L-Sarcolysin therapy
for aciitp Ipukpmia in rhilHrpn.
J Pediat 66:18, Jan 65. The response of acute childhood
Ipukpmia tn an initial anH (;prnnH rniircp nf nrprlni^nnp
SRC SCOTT, W.W., Johns Hopkins U., Baltimore, Md.
Cooperative study in therapy of prostatic
cancer
CY GRAIG, FRANICA., Monteftore Hosp., N. Y. C.
Uptake of Zn°5 by the prostate in advanced
prostatic carcinoma
Brit J Cancer 15:647, 61. Distribution of
6SZn in nrnstate of man.
BIO WEYMOUTH, PATRICIA P., Col. Agr., Univ.
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Thymic
ribonucleases and x-rav induced thymoma
Fed Proc 21:370, 62. Adenosine hydrolyzing
pnzvmp*; from whpat ^ppHlina*:
Al STURGIS, S.H., Sch. Med., Harvard Univ.,
Boston, Mass. Tumor inhibition by sensitized
Ivmnh nnHp nraft<;
Ann Surg 156:367, 62. Function of ovarian
homoorafts in oraanic filter chambers.
VR STANSLY, PHILIP G., Detroit Inst. Cancer Res.,
Detroit, Mich. Cytopathogenic agents in tissue
PXtrart*; nf nnrmal and Ipiil/pmir mirp anH thpir
rplatinn tn tnmnr inHtrrtinn nr arrplppatinn
J Nat Cancer Inst 29:1083, Dec 62. Reticu-
ium-rpli sarrnma in RALR/n mif:p-
AS.I Cook . E .S . . Institutum Divi Thomae , Cincinnati , Ohio
BIO TRAUB, ABRAHAM, Israel Inst. Biological Res.,
Ness-Ziona, Israel Effect of carcinogenic
aaG::t' on oxidative metabolism
Exp Cell Res 34:371, 64. Studies on nuclear
ribosomes. I. Association of DPN-pyrophos-
phorylase with nuclear ribosomes in normal
and neoolastic tissues.
Exp Cell Res 34:384, 64. Studies on nuclear
ribosomes. II. Transfer of ribosomes from
nucleus to cytoplasm in the early stages of
viral infection.
C4,-04345
CA-04346
SRC
CY
WHlTMORE,W.F„Sloan-Ketterin9 lnst.,N.Y.C.
Cooperative study in therapy of advanced
ornstatir cancer
HYMAN, GEORGE A., Col. Phys., Surg.,
Columbia Univ., Nev; York, N.Y. Combined
x-rav and chemical theranv nf retinoblastoma
Am Assn Cancer Res, Toronto, 63. Intra-
arterial and perfusion chemotherapy, an evalu-
ation in patients with retinoblastoma.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:330, 62. Studies'
of differential tumor uptake in retinoblastoma
usina Cl4 cvclophosohamide.
Proc 8th Int Cancer Cong, Moscow o. 359, 62.
Results of combination therapy of retlno-
blastoma--a 9-vear studv— 250 cases.
Arch Ophthal 69:311, Mar 63 . Chromosome
studies in retinoblastoma.
Acta Un Int Cancr 20:408, 64. Results of com-
bination therapy of retinoblastoma. A nine
year studv of 250 cases.
cinoid with osteoblastic metastases. Cases
ir-j
wi|h
CA-04349
CA-04359
CB
PATH
Arch Intern Med 114:541, Oct 64. BronthiSI c"ar
cinoid with osteobia
carcinoid syndrome.
Cancer 17:992, 64. Chemotherapy of retinoblas-
toma: Intracarotid arterial infusion and isolation
head and neck oerfusion—Tracer studies.
Trans Am Acad Oohthal Otolaryngol, Mar-Apr,
63. The evaluation and current concept of re-
tinoblastoma therapy.
Current Therapy . W. B. Saunders, Philadelphia,
Pa., p. 210. 65. Hodokin's disease.
WHITE, A., Yeshiva Univ., N.Y.C.
Role of thyroid gland in growth of
IvmnhniH ri«;^rip
HALBERG, F., Sch. Med., U. Minnesota, Minneapo-
lis Hormone-induced breast cancer and the
adrenal
Am J Ment Defic 67:82, Jul 62. Arginlnosuc-
rinir arid in urinp
Am J Phvsiol . V.200. 61
Arch Biochem 100:520, Mar 63. Transamidlnase
in mammatian »icciioc
Endocrinology 70:837, Jun 62. Adrenal cortex
aftpr niliiifarv i<;nnraftinn,
Experientia 18:340, 62. Interactions of chemical
rarrinnnpn with npnrn-pnHnrrlnp fartnrq
Fed Proc 21:194, 62. Sex difference in func-
tion nf mnli<;p nitnitarv i^ooraft*:.
Fed Proc 21:347, 62. Reserpine effect upon
variance ■sDertrnm nf human rpctal temoeratiire ._
J Biol Chem 237:2574, Aug 62. Control of kidney
tran<:amlHina^p
Minnesota Med 625, Jun 62. Effects of deceler-
atinn nn nla«:ma 1 7-hvrirnyvr,nrtirn";tPrnifl<;.
Proc Am Assn Cancer Res 3:327, 62. Mouse
breast cancer following ectopic pituitary iso-
oraftino.
Man's Dependence on the Earthlv AtrTiosphere ,
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VR
CY
CA-04362
GEN
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CA-04372
MacMilian Co, New York, 4B, b2. Physio-
Inoic 24-hour rhythms.
SCHERER, W.F., U. Minnesota, Minneapolis
CpIIc ann nnnrip«:tnirti\?p yini<;p<:
TSOU, K.C, Borden Chemical Co., Philadelphia
^vnthp^i<; nf npw indoxyl dpriuatives
Anal Chem 34:1175, Aug 62. Liquid scintil-
latinn rnuntinn nf in^nilthlp <:amnlp^.
J Cell Biol 16:445, 63. Tetranitro-blue tetrazo-
liiim in Inrali7atinn nf t;iirrinir HphuHrnnpnacp
J HIstochem Cytochem 10:506, Jul 62. Tetra-
nitro-blue tetrazolium and electron histochem-
i<;trv nf <;nrrinir. dphvdroaenase .
GRIFFEN, ALLEN B., Jackson Mem. Lab.,
Bar Harbor, Me. Cytogenetics of
oerminai and tumor cells in the mouse
Canad J Genet Cytol 3:355, Dec 61. SUinlng'
rhrnmn<:nmp<; nf thp mnii«;p.
Proc Int Sympos Effects Ionizing Radiat Repro-
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The occurrence of chromosomal aberrations in
pre-spermatocytic cells of irradiated male mice.
II. Cytological studies of sterile and semi-
sterile Fi individuals.
Proc Nat Acad Sci 52, (No 5):1194, Nov 64.
Three cases of trisomy in the mouse.
Canad J Genet Cytol 7:78, 65. Chromosome preparations
from ';nliH tiimnr*; nf thp mnii<;p' A Hirprt mpthnH.
PATH JUNGEBLUT, CLAUS W., Dept. of Microbiology,
Columbia Univ., N. Y. C. Experimental
studies of leukemia LiC in guinea oios
Arch Ges Virusforsch 11:621, 61. Serologl-
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Arch Virusforsch 12:537, 62. Studies of leukemia
I "PC. in niiinpa nine __
Arch Virusforsch 12:552, 62. Interference be-
tween lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus and
Ipiitfpmia-tran^mittinn anpnt nf Ipiikpmia I JC. ^_
PATH MELLORS, R.C., P.O. Wilson Fdn., N.Y.C.
Etiolooic and oathooenic mechanisms in cancer _
Am J Path 40;63, Jan 62. Etiologic agent of
.Innin uinK.
Am J Path 41:425, 62. Immunooathology ol
chronic nonspecific thyroiditis (autoimmune
thyroiditis).
Bull NY Acad Med 38:75, Feb 62. Prospects
fnr hinlnoiral rnntrni nf ranr.pr.
J Immun 88:732, 62. Localization of anti-
nuclear factors from lupus erythematosus sera
In tissue culture.
Trans Am Acad Ophthal Otolaryng p. 736, 62.
The viroloaist's aoproach to the cancer oroblcni.
Virology 17:497, 62. Detection of cytoplasmic
deoxyribonucleic acid and nucleoproteins with
antinuclear serum.
J Exp Med 122:25, 65. Autoimmune disease in NZB/Bl
mice. I. Pathology and pathogenesis of a model system
of snontanpnii*; alompriilnnpohritis.
CYP-4375 SRC McDonald. D .F. . Univ. Rochester. Rochester, N .Y
«Y-4?78 CY Gllck, A.H.. Monteflore Hoso. . N.Y.C.
CA-04381 PATH CRAMER, L.M., U. Rochester, N.Y.
In vitro cultivation of human thyroid
pntthplial rpll<;
CA-04382 CY URRY, G.W., Purdue U., Lafayette, Ind.
Organo-boron compounds for cancer
rhpmnthpranv
|C-4383 V&R Shaver, D.N. , Univ. Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y.
adenocarcinoma
Proc Soc Exp Bipl Med 109:429, 62. Lipo-
nnlv^arrhariHp pffprt nn nrpnnant rat":
CA-04387 END WOTEZ, HERBERT H., Boston Univ. Sch. of
Med., Boston, Mass. Synthesis of
oresumed steroid metabolites
Fed Proc 20, Mar 61. Gas-chromatographic
p^timatinn nf p<;trnapn<; in nrponanrv urines.
J Biol Chem 236:1312, May 61. Studies
in <;tprniH mptahnlt<;m
CA-04391 RAO KLIGERMAN, M.M., Yale U., New Haven, Conn.
Radiotherapy and drug increased tissue
nxyopn tPn<;inn
;;YP-4392
CY
C-4395
PET
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for Treatment Thoracic Diseases,
Columbus
CA-04400-
CA-04402
rY-44 03
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CY
CB
Strieder, J.W. , Fdn
Brookiine . Mass.
Newman . M . S . . Ohio State Univ .
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CB AMY, R.L., Southwestern C, Memphis, Tenn.
Effects of U.V. light on morphogenesis in
Hahrnhrarnn
Am Zool 2:386, 62. Photoreactivation in the
Hahrnhrarnn pmhrvn
J Morph 109:199, 61. The embryology of Habro-
hrarnn tiinlanHi<:
SRC GOODWIN, W.E., U. California, Los Angeles
Cooperative study in chemotherapy of prostatic
ranrpr
SRC RILEY, HARRIS 0., Jr., Sch. Med,, Univ.
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Okla. Southwestern
cancer chemotheraoy studv
Cancer Chemother Rep p. 79, May 62. Uracil
mustard therapy in acute leukemia in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:157, Feb 62. Com-
parative evaluation of ACTH and hydrocorti-
<:nmp iispH ainnp and in *;pnnpnr.p with 6-mpr-
captopurine in the treatment of acute lukemia
in children - preliminary report of a cooperative
"^ttiHv
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:173, Feb 62.
Clinical trials with cyclophosphamide in the
treatment of acute leukemia in children.
Cancer Chemother Rep 16:431, Feb 62.
Clinical screening of new agents in children
with malignant disease.
Cancer Chemother Rep 23:55, Oct 62. Cyclo-
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Blood 21:699, 63. The effect of 6-mercaptopurine
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